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Maoyuan Yang


China, 2011 - Unique piece

Paintings. Oil stick and graphite on paper

47.5 W x 61.5 H x 3.5 D cm

This work includes the artist's signature

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Maoyuan Yang

China

Born in 1966 in Dalian, China, Yang Maoyuan is a renowned artist known for his diverse works in painting, sculpture, photography, and installation. His art often explores the sources of culture and the essence of life, focusing on how art can adapt to its time and reflect inner power. In his "Look Inside" sculpture series, inspired by Western classical culture and the Age of Enlightenment, Yang reinterprets Western ideals of beauty. By rounding and polishing the edges of classical sculptures, he challenges Western discourse, expressing the philosophical idea that "roundness is harmony" from an Eastern cultural perspective.

Born in 1966 in Dalian, China, Yang Maoyuan is a renowned artist known for his diverse works in painting, sculpture, photography, and installation. His art often explores the sources of culture and the essence of life, focusing on how art can adapt to its time and reflect inner power. In his "Look Inside" sculpture series, inspired by Western classical culture and the Age of Enlightenment, Yang reinterprets Western ideals of beauty. By rounding and polishing the edges of classical sculptures, he challenges Western discourse, expressing the philosophical idea that "roundness is harmony" from an Eastern cultural perspective.
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Face #1


Paintings. Oil stick and graphite on paper.

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The Dalian-born artist, based in Beijing, frequently explores the human and animal body in his paintings, often exaggerating the lines of the figures. Recently, his focus has shifted toward sculptural practice, concentrating on the intersection of Asian and Western cultures in his work.

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  • Size 47.5 W x 61.5 H x 3.5 D cm
  • Mediums Mixed media
  • Styles Figurative, Modern
  • Creation year 2011
  • Authenticity This work includes the artist's signature
  • Ships from China
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