Two Springs: Yang Tang Solo Exhibition

This exhibition brings together two groups of works made in different places and at different times. The first are paintings of peach blossoms from China — images that form a space, with a quiet sense of centre and presence. The second presents around 60 small works focusing on wild flowers from Malta. For half the year, these plants cover the island — across fields and along roads. They are often viewed as a whole, but rarely looked at individually. Each work in this exhibition focuses on a single plant.

As a viewing experience, the exhibition shifts not only the object seen, but also how we frame our gaze — from building an image, to staying with what is already there. The exhibition takes place in July, when Malta is bright and exposed. Inside, the works hold a different season — slower, darker, more intimate. Visitors are invited to slow down, let the eye adjust, and stay a little longer with what is there.