Chinese Ink

Retainers of Anarchy

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

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

Indirect Conversations

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

Four Seasons

“I think little in my brain but more relate to the colour,” Qu Fengguo tells me.
Chinese Ink

Unbounded Redux

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

Introducing Lu Yang

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

Art is a Message

Zhou Jinhua’s art fuses incompatible views of aerial photography and traditional Chinese painting.
Conceptualism

Studio of Basics

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

Psychedelic Phobia

Zhou Fan has come a long way since his breakthrough series of floating jellyfish and mushrooms.
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."
Photography

Personal Self Development

Yolanda Y. Liou is up to the challenge to constantly find ways to better herself.

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