Misha Maruma

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Misha is the founder and editor of Chinese Contemporary Art Network. He has been writing about contemporary Chinese art since 2015.

Indirect Conversations

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

Personal Self Development

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

Studio of Basics

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

Accumulation of Silence

The concept of pointless accumulation is central to Ye Hongxing’s art.

Mysterious Wonder

Zheng Zhiming travelled to Tibet every year and lived among the people during his visits.

An Imaginary Enemy

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

Hidden Meanings

A dazzle of beauty and many hidden meanings is how artist Zhao Na describes her paintings.

Oriental Impressionism

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

Four Seasons

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

Unbounded Redux

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

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Indirect Conversations

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

Personal Self Development

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

Wild Relations and Juicy Love

Lin Zhipeng's photographs are most often snapshots, although a cinematographic aura is present in many of them.
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