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Cao Yu 曹雨

born 1988, Liaoning
works Beijing
Cao Yu (b.1988, Liaoning) conducts investigations into expressions of the body. Sometimes, her body becomes the medium for experiments investigating social relations, life accomplishments, and the way one’s existence is a product of individual encounters with society. Cao was nominated for the Yishu 8 Young Artist Award in Beijing.
Works by Cao Yu include Video, Performance and Sculpture.

There are 3 objects by Cao Yu from the M+ Collection available online.

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Two images side by side. The image on the left is an ink painting on paper depicting a baby at the breast of a figure who is not portrayed. The baby reclines as if nestled in someone’s arms. Dark lines render the depiction with dark ink washes, adding depth. Fluid, light ink washes curve around the baby’s body and the breast. The image on the right is a white marble sculpture of a pelvic region with a penis, broken up just under the thigh and just above the belly button. The sculpture resembles the statue *David* by Michelangelo. A pair of beige pantyhose is tied around the sculpture, draped on top of the stomach and then going underneath and around the thigh on our left.
Two images side by side. The image on the left is an ink painting on paper depicting a baby at the breast of a figure who is not portrayed. The baby reclines as if nestled in someone’s arms. Dark lines render the depiction with dark ink washes, adding depth. Fluid, light ink washes curve around the baby’s body and the breast. The image on the right is a white marble sculpture of a pelvic region with a penis, broken up just under the thigh and just above the belly button. The sculpture resembles the statue *David* by Michelangelo. A pair of beige pantyhose is tied around the sculpture, draped on top of the stomach and then going underneath and around the thigh on our left.

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