
The Magic
of Time
A 33-day art and culture project arising from a theme in Sun Wei’s literary work and named by her.
Sun Wei is the project’s featured literary artist. Her literary works, reading and artist talk form the literary thread running through the entire project. The exhibition also presents seven one-of-a-kind ceramic works made by Sun Wei’s own hand in 2024 and 2025.
Reading & artist talk
Gallery Puzić · Saarbrücken, Germany
Duration: approximately 2 hours
Elephants Walking on One-Way Road
A fairy tale by Sun Wei · Translated from Chinese by Anna Stecher
Sun Wei is a Chinese writer and the author of 32 books. Her novels have attracted a wide readership. Several of her works have already been adapted for film and television or are currently being developed for the screen.
The story begins with a wish made by a child named Mufeng: that the hot summer might never end—as if her elderly grandmother would not die so long as the summer continued. From this wish unfolds a literary exploration of time, memory and transience. An artist talk follows the reading.
In cooperation with Buchhandlung St. Johann.
Works by Sun Wei
Seven hand-modelled, one-of-a-kind ceramic works created in 2024 and 2025. Every work shown here is by Sun Wei.
These works give physical form to vulnerability, resistance, protection, self-assertion and the relationship between the individual and the world. All seven originals are available for sale; prices are not published on this website.


002 · Jetzt muss alles raus.
Available for sale
003 · Heute kann ich nicht sozial sein.
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004 · Geborgen
Available for sale
005 · Die Welt gehört mir
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006 · Keiner hört mich weinen
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007 · Dein Kreuz
Available for saleLiterature as the point of departure
Sun Wei’s literary exploration of time, memory, change and transience initiated this project; its title, The Magic of Time, also comes from her.
Within the framework opened by her literary theme, nine additional Asian artists were invited: four from China, three from Japan, one from South Korea and one from Indonesia. Their visual works enter into dialogue with the literary themes.
Opening · 6:00–9:00 pm
Reading & artist talk · 7:00–9:00 pm
Food performance · 7:00–9:00 pm
Final exhibition day
Information & purchase enquiries
For information about the works and purchase enquiries, please contact Sun Wei directly: