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Li Si RongHome, 2026Oil on canvas210 x 210 x 50 mm$ 1,250.00 -
Li Si RongGrassland, 2026Oil on canvas210 x 210 x 50 mm$ 1,250.00 -
Li Si RongBridge, 2026Oil on canvas1500 x 860 x 35 mm$ 5,250.00 -
Li Si RongA Sea of Flowers, 2026Oil on canvas1620 x 970 x 35 mm$ 6,150.00 -
Li Si RongIn the Air (6), 2026Air clay mobile with stainless steel wire1500 mm (h) x 500 mm (w) approx$ 850.00 -
Li Si RongBlue Sunsets and Fireworks, 2026Oil on canvas610 x 610 x 40 mm$ 1,950.00 -
Li Si RongPink Hills and Stars, 2026Oil on canvas610 x 610 x 40 mm$ 1,950.00 -
Li Si RongRed door, 2026oil on canvas painting, air clay mobile with stainless steel wire810 x 480 x 480 mm (whole installation)$ 1,550.00 -
Li Si RongLighthouse, 2026Oil on canvas1500 x 200 x 40 mm$ 1,550.00 -
Li Si RongAirplane, 2026Oil on canvas1500 x 200 x 40 mm$ 1,550.00 -
Li Si RongThree Potted Plants, 2026Oil on canvas500 x 600 x 35 mm$ 1,850.00
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Press Release
Sanderson are delighted to announce the exhibition Nowhere, Now Here by Li Si Rong will open Sept 16thLi Si Rong (b. 1994, Taiwan) is a Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland-based artist whose multidisciplinary practice explores everyday life, dreams, memory and the relationships between people, objects and their environments. Working across painting, sculpture, photography and installation, Li draws upon daily observations, found or familiar forms to create poetic, surreal worlds in which the ordinary becomes newly profound. Her works are characterised by delicate, hair-fine linework, translucent colour and an attentive approach to material and detail.Recurring motifs are drawn from nature, domestic spaces and everyday objects allowing Li to consider ideas of belonging, connection, community and care.Li completed an MFA at Elam School of Fine Arts, University of Auckland in 2021 and received the Creative New Zealand Early Career Fund – Toi Tipu Toi Rea in 2024. Recent exhibitions include Murmuration at Sanderson (2025), RM Gallery and Project Space (2024), Studio One Toi Tū (2023).The exhibition opening will take place on Thursday September 17th 5.30-6.30pmAn essay by Amy Stewart will accompany the exhibitionFor more information please contact info@sanderson.co.nz