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張安 ZHANG An
疫情期間的食堂Canteen during the Epidemic, 2021壓克力顏料／畫布
Acrylic on canvas
51 9/50 x 70 87/100 in
130 x 180 cmNT$ 1,200,000 -
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I returned to campus in the second half of 2020.
The school where I had lived for nine years had also changed a bit.
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張安 ZHANG An
夜晚的教學樓 Classroom Building at Night, 2017壓克力顏料／畫布
Acrylic on canvas
62 99/100 x 78 37/50 in
160 x 200 cmNT$ 1,280,000 -
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I am taking a lot of theory classes in the doctoral program.
So during this time I also painted moments that caught my eyes in class.
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I have been using acrylic paint in my recent works. On paper or canvas, I would stack the paints over and over again. Then I'd use Chinese painting brushes to repeatedly go deeper with delicate brushstrokes.
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ZHANG talked about his paintings (Beijing, 2021). For subtitle please tap "CC" icon at the bottom right of the video player.
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張安 ZHANG An
時間的風景 Landscape of Time, 2014油彩／畫布
Oil on canvas
82 34/50 x 66 7/50 in
210 x 168 cmNT$ 1,420,000 -
I want to give the painting a sense of translucency and sophisticated texture. I also hope that through labor work, I can bring warmth to the picture with these repeated traces.
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I focus on different topics at different times. They are all connected to this big world, and my own little experience of life.
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I hope my works can be somewhat different from other figurative paintings. I wish they can be timeless and can be savored and reminisced by people.
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張安 ZHANG An
我的鐵塔My Tower, 2020壓克力顏料／紙
Acrylic on paper
21 13/20 x 29 53/100 in
55 x 75 cmNT$ 700,000 -
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LIN Yen Wei's New Works
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Introducing LIU's HEITUKENG MOVEMENT, 2021
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LIU Xiaodong
In January 2021, LIU Xiaodong returned to his hometown of Heitukeng in Liaoning and painted 18 works on paper depicting his family and homeland, plus a poem penned with ink and brush. In the summer of the same year, LIU authorized ESLITE GALLERY to turn this precious watercolor book into a limited-edition print book. Utilizing advanced Giclée printing technology, and complete with the cover of Japan’s MUSE-Touch II watercolor sketchbook, the original watercolor paintings are reproduced in their finest details, enabling LIU’s artworks to be shared with more art lovers.
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Hiroyuki MATSUURA
Once a graphic designer, Japanese artist Hiroyuki MATSUURA later decided to devote himself to fine art out of a natural desire to create works based solely on his own ideas. His art is known for animation forms, colorfulness and a touch of dark humor.
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Benrei HUANG
New York-based artist Benrei HUANG uses rabbit Nini as the protagonist in her artistic creation. Seemingly plain and everyday with its simple shapes and pure colors, yet infinitively imaginative, it exudes a relaxed attitude of peace and calm. Through Nini's light-hearted poise, HUANG expresses her philosophy of life, freely conveying her thoughts on different issues and her outlook on life.
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Benrei HUANG talked about her scupltures (Taipei, 2021). For subtitle please tap "CC" icon at the bottom right of the video player.
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Jimmy LIAO
With more than 20 years of artistic career under his belt, Jimmy's keen sensibility enables him to use his delicate brushstrokes to create poetic images. His works always blossom into magical flowers that heal the heart and soothe the troubles and sorrows of people living in the modern world. Rabbits we normally consider small and submissive are transformed into gentle giant creatures in Jimmy's paintings. Their big round eyes seem to be hiding many imperceptible secrets. In the painting, the rabbit and the little boy are venturing into the forest at night enveloped in a mysterious and entrancing atmosphere.
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Art Taipei 2021, ESLITE GALLERY
