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Huang Jiancheng

Mr. Huang Jiancheng is a renowned designer in spatial integration and an artist, now the Deputy Dean of the School of Urban Design of CAFA, professor, thesis advisor.He is also the President of the Executive Committee of the International Creative Arts Alliance, the Deputy Director of the Environmental Art Design Committee of China Artists Association, and the member of the Teaching Guidance Committee of Industrial Design Major of Colleges and Universities of Ministry of education. He is a visiting professor at the New York School of Interior Design, and Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts.

Mr. Huang Jiancheng was the Chief Designer and Art Director of the China Pavilion at Expo 2005, Aichi, Japan, the Art Director of the China Pavilion at Expo 2010, Shanghai, China, and the Chief Designer of the 2015 and 2016 New York Event Series for Chinese New Yearand Art China. His works have been on art and design exhibitions of national and international prominence, winning multiple awards of importance. In 2014, the Field: Huang Jiancheng Design Art Exhibition went on a traveling exhibition at CAFA Art Museum, Art Museum of GAFA, and New Gallery of Art in Shanghai. And in 2015,Simulation: Moving Pictures – Solo Exhibition of HuangJiancheng was a success in the BMW Exhibition Center of Germany.

Huang Jiancheng’s Projects

the China Pavilion at Expo 2005, Aichi, Japan

The China Pavilion, of which Mr. Huang Jiancheng was the chief designer, was designed under the philosophy of Taoism of China, about the unity of nature and man, the return to nature, and the respect for nature. A dynamic,open, and three dimensional space was devised following a hyperbolic spiral pattern. It combined a feeling of quantity with traditional philosophies, and within the space, integrated the traditional humanistic philosophy of Tai Chi of limitless and the circle of life, with the pursuit oflife of Chinese people in modern times. The design space demonstrated anultimate understanding of the Chinese culture, and incorporated Chinese traditional philosophies into modern technologies. It intended the design spaceas an inseparable whole, and emphasized the alternation between sequences. Theatmosphere of the environment was the focus of the design, showing subtlety andharmony, giving the space life, soul, and philosophical thinkings, regardingthe universe, the nature, the humanity, and the life.

the interior of the China Pavilion at Expo 2005, Aichi, Japan

The China Pavilion at Shanghai Expo in 2010

The China Pavilion at Shanghai Expo in 2010 was composed of five theme exhibitions,namely,One Cinema, One Painting Scroll, One Paddy Field, One Experience,and One Plaza. TheFootprints in the Orient explained, in its 49-meter high core exhibition area, the ideas and wisdom behind urban development.In the 41-meter high experience exhibition area, theExpedition of Searching demonstrated to us the wisdom behind urban architecture. In the 33-meter high functional exhibition area, the Booming Cities showcased the wisdom behind the city life. The underlying theme behind all these exhibitions was to exemplify Chinese wisdom in urban development, from an oriental perspective,with searching as the thread, the exploration in an oriental style for wisdom behind urban development as the vessel of expression. It embodied the nation’sideology of building on yesterdays for tomorrows, in a search for paths of development, for wisdom of the past, to open up a harmonious future, and to epitomize the ideal of cities that makes life better.

Along the River During the Qingming Festival, at China Pavilion of ShanghaiExpo in 2010

Apparently A Bamboo Forest, at China Pavilion ofShanghai Expo, 2010

The New York event series Party For The Lunar

The New York event series Party For The Lunar, Art China was hosted by the Ministry of Culture of the People’s Republic of China, and under taken by Central Academy of Fine Arts with the association of American Chinese Culture Association. It started from Feb. 17, 2015 (the last day of theyear of lunar calendar), and lasted till Feb. 24 (the 7th day of the year oflunar calendar). The event series Art China took place at venues including Lincoln Center, Empire State Building, Pier 84 at Hudson River Park,and American Museum of Natural History, and was composed of events like the show of publicart, the New York International Art and Creativity Festival, the light installation on the Empire State Building, and the fireworks party by the Hudson River. As an important sub brand of Party for the Lunar, Art China event series invited artists of international prominence for acrossover collaboration, combining elements ranging from traditional culture,modern art, symphonies, comprehensive designs, to cultural and creative products. It was a fusion of traditional Chinese culture and modern creativity,which helped to bring oriental and western culture together, and Chinese culture to the mainstream of New York.

The preparatory work for Party for the Lunar, Art China in 2016 is underway. Mr. Huang Jiancheng, together with his team of designers, will get the Chinese New Year in New York off the ground.

the light installation on the Empire State Building,Party for the Lunar, Art China, 2015

The design sketches of the fireworks party by theHudson River, Party for the Lunar, Art China, 2016

Hunan Provincial Museum

The overall design of the renovation and expansion project of Hunan Provincial Museum wasled by Mr. Huang Jiancheng of CAFA, in an joint effort with Mr. Arata Isozaki, the celebrated Japanese architect. The overall design included designs for architecture, landscape, public space, exhibition space, visual image, artisticdesign, as well as cultural and creative products. The overall design was done under the principle of creating an ethereal and romantic atmosphere, with different sections of the design echoing each other. It placed the architecturein the center of the design, with the landscape and the interior at itsservice. The exhibition was incorporated with the whole space and the theme,toning down the compulsory and uniform elements, and arriving step-by-step at aspatial system with its emphasis on exhibition.