A visitor is reflected in an artwork printed on specially-manufactured coloured mirror of Chinese artist's Ling Jian exhibition entitled Moon in Glass in Beijing, China, 08 March 2011. Well-known for his ambiguously seductive portraits of beautiful women and androgynous men, Ling's new series employs portraiture, mirrors, installation and spatial design to create a seamless visual experience and an atmosphere that invites contemplation. The exhibition is held until 13 March at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art. EPA/HOW HWEE YOUNG
A visitor is reflected in an artwork printed on specially-manufactured coloured mirror of Chinese artist's Ling Jian exhibition entitled Moon in Glass in Beijing, China, 08 March 2011. Well-known for his ambiguously seductive portraits of beautiful women and androgynous men, Ling's new series employs portraiture, mirrors, installation and spatial design to create a seamless visual experience and an atmosphere that invites contemplation. The exhibition is held until 13 March at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art. EPA/HOW HWEE YOUNG
A visitor is reflected in an artwork printed on specially-manufactured coloured mirror of Chinese artist's Ling Jian exhibition entitled Moon in Glass in Beijing, China, 08 March 2011. Well-known for his ambiguously seductive portraits of beautiful women and androgynous men, Ling's new series employs portraiture, mirrors, installation and spatial design to create a seamless visual experience and an atmosphere that invites contemplation. The exhibition is held until 13 March at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art. EPA/HOW HWEE YOUNG
A gallery staff rests on a wall among artworks of Chinese artist's Ling Jian exhibition entitled Moon in Glass in Beijing, China, 08 March 2011. Well-known for his ambiguously seductive portraits of beautiful women and androgynous men, Ling's new series employs portraiture, mirrors, installation and spatial design to create a seamless visual experience and an atmosphere that invites contemplation. The exhibition is held until 13 March at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art. EPA/HOW HWEE YOUNG
A visitor is reflected in an artwork printed on specially-manufactured coloured mirror of Chinese artist's Ling Jian exhibition entitled Moon in Glass in Beijing, China, 08 March 2011. Well-known for his ambiguously seductive portraits of beautiful women and androgynous men, Ling's new series employs portraiture, mirrors, installation and spatial design to create a seamless visual experience and an atmosphere that invites contemplation. The exhibition is held until 13 March at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art. EPA/HOW HWEE YOUNG
A gallery staff is reflected in an artwork printed on specially-manufactured coloured mirror of Chinese artist's Ling Jian exhibition entitled Moon in Glass in Beijing, China, 08 March 2011. Well-known for his ambiguously seductive portraits of beautiful women and androgynous men, Ling's new series employs portraiture, mirrors, installation and spatial design to create a seamless visual experience and an atmosphere that invites contemplation. The exhibition is held until 13 March at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art. EPA/HOW HWEE YOUNG
Vistors are reflected in an artwork printed on specially-manufactured coloured mirror of Chinese artist's Ling Jian exhibition entitled Moon in Glass in Beijing, China, 08 March 2011. Well-known for his ambiguously seductive portraits of beautiful women and androgynous men, Ling's new series employs portraiture, mirrors, installation and spatial design to create a seamless visual experience and an atmosphere that invites contemplation. The exhibition is held until 13 March at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art. EPA/HOW HWEE YOUNG
Visitors are reflected in an artwork printed on specially-manufactured coloured mirror of Chinese artist's Ling Jian exhibition entitled Moon in Glass in Beijing, China, 08 March 2011. Well-known for his ambiguously seductive portraits of beautiful women and androgynous men, Ling's new series employs portraiture, mirrors, installation and spatial design to create a seamless visual experience and an atmosphere that invites contemplation. The exhibition is held until 13 March at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art. EPA/HOW HWEE YOUNG
Gallery staff stand by artworks of Chinese artist's Ling Jian exhibition entitled Moon in Glass in Beijing, China, 08 March 2011. Well-known for his ambiguously seductive portraits of beautiful women and androgynous men, Ling's new series employs portraiture, mirrors, installation and spatial design to create a seamless visual experience and an atmosphere that invites contemplation. The exhibition is held until 13 March at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art. EPA/HOW HWEE YOUNG
