Li Hongbo’s Paper Sculptures That Refuse to Stay Still
Bust of Agrippa, 2012
The angular features and cropped shoulders of Bust of Agrippa make it feel like an object from a sculpture classroom. That association is not accidental: the Tools of Study project grows out of the experience of learning through familiar sculptural models. In this closed view, the sharp edges and carefully articulated face hold their formal authority. The interest lies in the gap between that visual discipline and the behavior of the material. A face that seems fixed becomes an invitation to question how quickly appearance turns into certainty.
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