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Dragonfruits and Ants in my Front Garden
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CreatorZhou, Victor
Date30th April 2020
DescriptionSelf-isolation had led me to read more, my favourite reading place is next to my mother’s dragon fruit garden. Over weeks, the dragon fruits seemed stranger and more interesting to me, as they kept changing. I wanted to paint them, but I wanted to capture their intensity of life, how it kept growing, and dying. In my final artwork, the dragon fruits are ambiguous forms which seem to be flying forward and towards something with the ‘ants’ on top with them. I wonder what will happen after post-covid, I hope we become more with ecology.
This item is part of The University of Sydney during COVID-19 collection.
SubjectCOVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-
Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.)
Social distancing (Public health)
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Related time periodN.S.W. COVID-19 lockdown
Geographic coverageSydney (N.S.W.)
TypeOriginal art work
CollectionThe University of Sydney during COVID-19











Zhou, Victor , Dragonfruits and Ants in my Front Garden (30th April 2020). University of Sydney Library, accessed 03/02/2023, https://digital.library.sydney.edu.au/nodes/view/8920