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Unbounded Redux

You Si portrays mental comprehension through subtle mediation between shape, form and shade.

Painting

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Pop Art

Full Metal Art

The son of a cruise missile engineer, Liao Yibai grew up surrounded by Cultural Revolution propaganda.
Pop Art

An Imaginary Enemy

As a child, Yibai Liao grew up in a top-secret missile factory in the Chinese countryside.

Photography

Painting

From Formless To Form

“On a weekend afternoon, I leave my studio to go out for a spin. Everyone seems to be in a hurry."
Painting

Indirect Conversations

Ziping Wang’s arresting paintings are punchy and overpowering yet subversive.
Painting

Oriental Impressionism

One’s artistic development is directly related to their life experiences believes Qiu Shengxian.
Chinese Ink

Mr Shikumen

Li Shoubai was brought up in Shanghai and at the age of six started to learn paper cutting.
Painting

Journey into the Clouds

Psychedelic colours, absurd settings, lunar landscapes; paintings overflowing with imagination.
Mixed Media

Introducing Lu Yang

Wickedly irreverent, Lu Yang’s punchy practice gives everything a cutesy, if gaudy, makeover.
Photography

Guys and Dolls

In 1994, artist Wang Xuejun realised his generation was blind to the so-called 'Western worship' trend.
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Retainers of Anarchy

Howie Tsui’s work often dives deep into the liminal and oscillating space of diasporic experience.
Conceptualism

Studio of Basics

Geng Jianyi was in Hangzhou, the city where he first rose to prominence, when he died.

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