Shan Hua Solo Show: Loquat Tendons Severed

by Sarabande Foundation

Shan Hua Solo Show: Loquat Tendons Severed

Shan Hua’s practice occupies the intersection of literature, digital media, and installation, positioning narrative as a site of rupture and reassembly, where fragments of text, memory, and technology converge to explore the conditions of existence.

October 30 - November 3, 2025

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In this exhibition, Loquat tendons severed, Shan investigates perspectives at the margins, including historically silenced literary figures, cross-temporal dialogues, and subtle presences such as shadows. Her work stages exchanges between voices, spaces, and cultures, tracing how understanding, reflection, and emotional resonance emerge through encounter and dialogue.

For this presentation, Shan has created a new five-channel installation in which historical figures, literature and the digital converse, respond, and reflect, inviting contemplation of memory, identity, and marginality. The room itself functions as both stage and metaphor, allowing narrative to unfold in fragments.

Across the exhibition, the space becomes a vessel for reflection in an environment where stories, shadows, and voices at the margins resonate, encouraging audiences to engage in dialogue with time, text, and memory.

Please note this exhibition will be photographed for internal and commercial purposes.

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