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Ignorance of social problems
accompanies these young Chinese artists' suspicious and gloomy mentality,
they adopt a critical approach and are determined to express their own
vision for reality. Unlike the post-70s artists who are obsessed with
cartoon or "Cruel Youth" motifs, they retreat to their own
personal existence.
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Confused,
lost, and trapped by Franz Kafka-like anxiety, they wonder on the edge
of illusion and existence, creating their own universe over the dust of
reality. Amelie gallery's Exile in Existence exhibition
shows an intriguing composition of artworks on individual life experience:
Liu RuiZhao's oil paintings speak out a sense of mystery and human
dignity; Hao ChongTao embodies his soberness into childhood games,
Ju Ting, Lu JingXi and Chen XiaoKe's woodcuts and
etchings are powerful and sincere, demonstrating their brave courage confronting
human existence. Above: Liu RuiZhao's works.View more> |
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Amelie Gallery,
Beijing
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