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毛绒玩具对今天所有30岁左右的人来说,一定都不陌生,它们几乎伴随我们的整个童年、青年,甚至成年以后仍然无法放弃。在“70末”和“80后”人们的生活中,毛绒玩具已经成为一种精神寄托,它承载着一个人成长过程中的喜怒哀乐。出生于1984年的李果,自2007年毕业就开始以毛绒玩具为创作主体,他希望观者可以通过画面或多或少产生一些共鸣。继2010年的“寻找自己的孤独”个展之后,2011年12月的“彼得·潘症候群”又
Soft toys are no strangers to all people around the age of 30 today, and they can not be abandoned almost with our entire childhood, youth, and even adulthood. In the “70s” and “80s” people’s lives, plush toys have become a spiritual sustenance, it carries the emotions of a person growing up. Li Guo, born in 1984, started his plush toy creation experiment in 2007 and hoped that viewers could resonate more or less through the pictures. Following the solo exhibition “Find Your Own Solitude” in 2010, “Peter Pan Syndromes” in December 2011