After a while, Mrs. Liu brought in tea and snacks, saying that Liu Ke was still instructing students in the studio and might be here ten minutes later.
"You can look around first. These suites are interconnected and can be considered a small exhibition hall." She introduced with a smile, "They are all works of my husband and students."
Sculptures, photographs, paintings, and other oddities, if placed more densely, would look like a weekend floating market. A group of photographs features a huge red woven lace, which looks strangely similar to paper-cut art, and Yayoi Kusama's narcissus garden is also captured in the picture. More than a thousand mirrored metal spheres reflect the graffiti on the four walls, recording the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy to the city. There is also a half-finished sketch in the corridor. Just as Henry Gu squatted down to look at the small label, someone behind him said: "It's the Sagrada Familia in Spain."
"Mr. Liu." Henry Gu stood up, "I'm sorry to bother you today."
"You're welcome." Liu Ke smiled, "My wife likes Gaudi very much, so she often goes to Barcelona to see buildings. This is my gift to her.
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