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Sizhi Wang
Crimson Lotus Inferno, 2025
Acrylic paint
16 × 20 inches
This work envisions a hell not bound by flames alone but built upon the fragments of traditional architecture. Arches, corridors, and inverted structures form a labyrinth where crimson and cyan collide. My aim was to construct a realm of torment and rebirth that resists monotony—a hyperreal stage where color and architecture transform chaos into a haunting order.
—Sizhi, 12th grade
Sizhi Wang
Crimson Lotus Inferno, 2025
Acrylic paint
16 × 20 inches
This work envisions a hell not bound by flames alone but built upon the fragments of traditional architecture. Arches, corridors, and inverted structures form a labyrinth where crimson and cyan collide. My aim was to construct a realm of torment and rebirth that resists monotony—a hyperreal stage where color and architecture transform chaos into a haunting order.
—Sizhi, 12th grade