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The central focus is a group of figures walking across a "No U-turn" sign, symbolizing irreversible change and progress, referencing the "Create History" exhibition and broader cultural shifts in 1980s China. The backdrop features a structure resembling Tiananmen Square, a site with significant historical and political weight. Surrounding the central figures are chaotic scenes of crowds, media, and individuals in distress, evoking social upheaval and collective memory. The imagery of bloodied individuals and military personnel adds tension, alluding to moments of conflict and transformation in China's modern history. Wang's characteristic refusal to adhere to a single style or narrative is evident in the fragmented and multi-layered approach. The piece reflects his critical engagement with the accessibility and consumption of art in China and his resistance to traditional aesthetic evaluation. The "No U-turn" signs serve as a metaphor for the artist's exploration of change, progress, and the complexities of historical memory. This artwork, part of the DSL Collection, highlights the evolving discourse in Chinese art and its global resonance. Wang's eclectic and unpredictable painting practice, originating from his intent to avoid subjecting his style to traditional evaluation or relying on a single methodology, is a testament to his unique approach to art-making.