Last week of my solo show Leaves Leave at @__incubator__
Really glad I got to show some new work here.
Thanks to everyone who came by — and to @angelica.jopling and @mackintoshbella for making it happen 🪴
Tending
117x100x23.5cm
Ink, acrylic, pastel and Akadama soil on terracotta pot
2026
My solo show ‘Leaves Leave’ at @__incubator__ is on view until April 26.
After the Rain
Ink, acrylic, pastel and Akadama soil on terracotta pot
2025
‘Leaves Leave’, my solo exhibition at @__incubator__ , is currently on view through 26 April.
Final week: It is the last chance to see Feiyi Wen and Xiaochi Dong’s duo exhibition, ‘The Garden and the Gaze’ at Albion Jeune.
‘The Garden and the Gaze’ exhibits Feiyi’s photography in conversation with Xiaochi’s paintings, offering a thoughtful presentation on the relationship between humans and nature. Taking the form of a greenhouse, the gallery can be gazed into from the street. Photography from Feiyi’s ‘Seeing a pine tree from your bedroom window’ and ‘Wood, Water, Rock’ line the walls of the gallery. Xiaochi’s ‘Dungeness Moss’ and ‘Green Cube’ paintings, take their proportions from the windows of architectural landmarks, anchoring the exhibition.
Xiaochi Dong’s three works, all entitled ‘Skin’, are studies of reptilian skin inspired by his personal interest in terrariums. Dong explores a distinct visual representation of his natural world.
Visit ‘The Garden and the Gaze’ until Saturday 31 January 2026.
Slide 1: Xiaochi Dong, Detail of ‘Green Cube’, 2025
Slide 2:
Xiaochi Dong, ‘Green Cube’, 2025 Akadama soil, ink, acrylic, pastel on linen 180 x 180 cm Eight individual panels (90 x 45 cm)
Slide 3, 4 & 5:
Xiaochi Dong, ‘Skin’, 2025
Akadama soil, ink, acrylic, pastel on linen
30 x 20 cm
Image courtesy of the artist and Albion Jeune.
#xiaochidong #thegardenandthegaze #greencube #skin #albionjeune #london
Dungeness Moss
168.5x124cm
Ink, acrylic, pastel and Akadama soil on linen
My garden’s boundaries are the horizon — Derek Jarman
Jarman’s Prospect Cottage has quietly stayed with me over time. I’m not sure I can fully explain why, it’s something I feel more than analyse.
Dungeness Moss is part of the duo exhibition ‘The Garden and the Gaze’ at @albionjeune
The exhibition runs through January 31
