Taiwanese artist Wang Yahui’s video artwork featured at Rubin Museum's Mandala Lab
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The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in New York is pleased to announce that Taiwanese artist Wang Yahui’s narrative video artwork, “The Smell of a Rice Field,” is currently on display at the Rubin Museum of Art’s Mandala Lab.
Inspired by Buddhist principles, the Mandala Lab is a new space located on the museum’s third floor, featuring thought-provoking, interactive experiences—including videos, scents, sculptures, and curated percussion instruments—that will guide you on an inner journey to explore everyday emotions and self-awareness.
Wang is one of six contemporary artists that contributed to the installation on scents, where each artist chose a smell with personal meaning to them and shared a story regarding it. In her video, Wang describes her experience of moving to a rural area after college, where the smell of rice fields imbued her with a sense of calm and mental clarity that subsequently impacted her art.
The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in New York is pleased to announce that Taiwanese artist Wang Yahui’s narrative video artwork, “The Smell of a Rice Field,” is currently on display at the Rubin Museum of Art’s Mandala Lab.