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Maiden's Dress

Maiden's Dress

Acrylic Paint
17 feet high x 40 feet wide
Willie Woo Woo Wong Recreation Center
San Francisco, CA
2019

Located at the Willie Woo Woo Wong Recreation Center in San Francisco’s Chinatown. Chang’s “Maiden’s Dress” integrates the existing grid of raw CMU blocks into the design to evoke weaving or embroidery.  Red Chinese knots and bamboo signify good fortune and resoluteness.  The Peony, expressed as a calligraphic line, signifies abundance and honor and references the Manual of the Mustard Seed Garden, the most widely disseminated printed manual of Chinese painting, originally compiled during the early Qing Dynasty.

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Located at the Willie Woo Woo Wong Recreation Center in San Francisco’s Chinatown. Chang’s “Maiden’s Dress” integrates the existing grid of raw CMU blocks into the design to evoke weaving or embroidery.  Red Chinese knots and bamboo signify good fortune and resoluteness.  The Peony, expressed as a calligraphic line, signifies abundance and honor and references the Manual of the Mustard Seed Garden, the most widely disseminated printed manual of Chinese painting, originally compiled during the early Qing Dynasty.

Maiden's Dress

Acrylic Paint
17 feet high x 40 feet wide
Willie Woo Woo Wong Recreation Center
San Francisco, CA
2019

Located at the Willie Woo Woo Wong Recreation Center in San Francisco’s Chinatown. Chang’s “Maiden’s Dress” integrates the existing grid of raw CMU blocks into the design to evoke weaving or embroidery.  Red Chinese knots and bamboo signify good fortune and resoluteness.  The Peony, expressed as a calligraphic line, signifies abundance and honor and references the Manual of the Mustard Seed Garden, the most widely disseminated printed manual of Chinese painting, originally compiled during the early Qing Dynasty.

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Located at the Willie Woo Woo Wong Recreation Center in San Francisco’s Chinatown. Chang’s “Maiden’s Dress” integrates the existing grid of raw CMU blocks into the design to evoke weaving or embroidery.  Red Chinese knots and bamboo signify good fortune and resoluteness.  The Peony, expressed as a calligraphic line, signifies abundance and honor and references the Manual of the Mustard Seed Garden, the most widely disseminated printed manual of Chinese painting, originally compiled during the early Qing Dynasty.

Maiden's Dress

Acrylic Paint
17 feet high x 40 feet wide
Willie Woo Woo Wong Recreation Center
San Francisco, CA
2019

Located at the Willie Woo Woo Wong Recreation Center in San Francisco’s Chinatown. Chang’s “Maiden’s Dress” integrates the existing grid of raw CMU blocks into the design to evoke weaving or embroidery.  Red Chinese knots and bamboo signify good fortune and resoluteness.  The Peony, expressed as a calligraphic line, signifies abundance and honor and references the Manual of the Mustard Seed Garden, the most widely disseminated printed manual of Chinese painting, originally compiled during the early Qing Dynasty.

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ALL

NEXT

Located at the Willie Woo Woo Wong Recreation Center in San Francisco’s Chinatown. Chang’s “Maiden’s Dress” integrates the existing grid of raw CMU blocks into the design to evoke weaving or embroidery.  Red Chinese knots and bamboo signify good fortune and resoluteness.  The Peony, expressed as a calligraphic line, signifies abundance and honor and references the Manual of the Mustard Seed Garden, the most widely disseminated printed manual of Chinese painting, originally compiled during the early Qing Dynasty.