In 2021, Wu Bin opened WS GALLERY, also known as the “Little White Villa ” which transformed a century-old historic building, situated in downtown Shanghai, into a pristine art space that combines history, oriental aesthetics and forward-thinking exhibitions that inspire modern living.
To mark the 35th anniversary of Fuori Salone at Milan Design Week, W.DESIGN founder and designer Wu Bin was once again invited by INTERNI (Italy) to participate in this globally renowned event."Drifting YÇŽo" is an installation that explores time, space, and interaction. Located in Milan University’s Cortile d’Onore, Wu Bin blends abstract Eastern elements to create an artistic dialogue between cultures, symbolizing the future of creativity, spiritual expression, and Eastern aesthetics. It is structured around two interwoven concepts: Movement (è¡Œ) and Stillness (æ¢) — creating a sensory dialogue between motion and pause.
Drifting YÇŽo
Travelogue on Mountain —Pan Yuan: Momentality Unfold
At the 2024 Milan Design Week, W.DESIGN's founder, Mr. Wu Bin, presents his "Travelogue on Mountain" art installation series titled "Pan Yuan: Momentality Unfold." He was specially invited by Italy's design magazine, INTERNI, for both its Italian and Chinese editions, alongside its editor-in-chief, Gilda Bojardi, one of the initiators of Milan Design Week. The exhibition will be held from April 15th to 28th in the central courtyard of the Università degli Studi di Milano's main exhibition area, Cortile d'Onore.Using the concept of "momentality," W.DESIGN employs "paper" to blend Eastern and Western perspectives, interpreting the theme of "Cross Vision" and offering diverse interpretations of the contemporary world.
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Three Floors
The opening exhibition of WS GALLERY, titled "Three Floors" and created by contemporary artist Wang Tiande, showcased the artist's explorations and personal collections, including literary supplies, calligraphy, paintings, stone inscriptions, and rare editions of ancient books. Wang's exhibition brings to life the daily experiences of a modern artist and his perceptions of life and society, garnered wide praise within the local community.
The exhibition featured three chapters “Touch & Reach", "Calm & Wait", "Swim & Wander”, which respectively focused on the introspective thinking of creation and the expression of eternity by the three artists Su Chang, Tang Guo and Han Feng.
Endless Moment
I've Forgotten The Question
The exhibition focuses on a series of works by Shi Yong, who used textual grammar, the cutting and reorganizing of objects as a creative method in the last decade. The exhibition title is taken from the homonymous work I’ve Forgotten the Question, a quote from Georges Bataille’s book The Impossible.
