Lin Zhipeng: when all the light comes to you
Lin Zhipeng: when all the light comes to you
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Handmade in studio
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Description
Materials: Cotton 98%, Polyurethane 2%
Handle Drop: 32cm/12.6in
Height: 42cm/16.5in
Width: 36cm/14.2in
Two Top Handles
No Magnetic Closure; No Zippers; No Inside Pocket
Delivery
Delivery
Delivery time is made up of production time and shipping time.
Production time
Bag: 3-5 business days
Key Ring: available in stock with limited quantities
Shipping times
North America: delivered within 8-16 days
Most of Europe: delivered within 6-12 days
Most of Asia: delivered within 4-8 days
Shipping time may be extended in the event of customs inspection, holidays or promotional events.
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Care
Care
Bag
Light cleaning: wipe with a damp cloth.
Deep Cleaning: Wash in water, hand wash only. Gently brush while laying flat, and do not turn the bag inside out to wash, as this may cause wrinkles in the pattern; after washing, let it dry naturally.
Cotton fabrics will shrink slightly and may wrinkle to varying degrees, which is normal. You can use a hanging steam iron to solve the wrinkle problem. Do not use a pressure iron to avoid damage to the pattern.
Key Ring
Wipe with a damp cloth and let dry naturally; for stubborn stains, wipe with an eraser or toothpaste.
Lin Zhipeng (aka No.223), photographer, born in 1979 in Guangdong, China. He graduated from Guangdong University of Foreign Studies with major of financial English. Lin Zhipeng is a photographer and freelancer writer based in Beijing. Created in 2003, his blog “North Latitude 23” where he published everyday pictures accompanied by short texts received millions views and made him famous among the web community. Presented for years in group exhibitions in China and abroad , Lin’s works have also been the object of several solo shows both nationally and internationally ( Delaware Contemporary Museum ; Walther Collection Ulm ; De Sarthe Gallery Beijing ; Stieglitz19 Gallery Antwerp ; M97 Gallery Shanghai, etc). He has published photography books in China, France, Canada, Japan and Italy.
Lin is a leading figure of new Chinese photography emerging in the last decade, popularizing his work originally via social media and other online platforms as well as his self-published zines. Lin’s work has come to reflect and define a certain zeitgeist of the post-80’s and 90’s generation of non-mainstream Chinese youth. Faded flowers tangled with flesh tones, myriad patterns mixing with an emotional ambiguity of both love and chaos, fantasy and eroticism. 223’s works are saturated with a soft sense of carefreeness, a playful innocence, and a certain optimism amidst a hedonist lifestyle going against the expected pleasures and entrapments of the middle class dream.
With Lin Zhipeng, everything is tinged with a resolutely pop seduction. The colour, the shapes, the textures, the framing used are all symptomatic of a visual culture rocked by the flow of images, bodies and symbols that have marked our entry into the second millennium. Far from the traditional and unconstructive criticism of an “overconsumption” or “saturation” of images, those of the artist celebrate the vitality of his generation, starting with the staging of his life and that of his entourage. Mixing love and chaos, fantasy and eroticism, his photographs act as the collective poetic diary of a generation eager to escape social pressures and to aspire to the pleasures of life in a society that is as indifferent as it is rapidly evolving.
