Yang Jiechang
100 Layers Of Ink(Painted In 1991)
Found at
China Guardian,
Hong Kong
Asian 20th Century and Contemporary Art, Lot 836
2. Oct - 2. Oct 2017
Asian 20th Century and Contemporary Art, Lot 836
2. Oct - 2. Oct 2017
Estimate: 250.000 - 350.000 HKD
Price realised: not available
Price realised: not available
Description
Mixed media and paper mounted on gauze
221×119.5 cm 87×47 in
Signed in Chinese and English， dated on bottom left
Private collection， EuropeHundreds Layers of Ink | Yang Jiechang was enrolled in the Chinese Painting Department of the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts in 1978. After the in-depth learning of Chinese art history and art theory， he incorporated conceptual techniques into his contemporary art creation. For him， the greatness of calligraphy is that it is really a form of daily art. He thinks that ink paintings and calligraphy should be innovated to adapt to the contemporary world. He started the creation of abstract ink， and abandoned images to express the inherent quality of ink， early before his departure to France in 1989. In the 1989 exhibition at the Centre Georges Pompidou， Ya
221×119.5 cm 87×47 in
Signed in Chinese and English， dated on bottom left
Private collection， EuropeHundreds Layers of Ink | Yang Jiechang was enrolled in the Chinese Painting Department of the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts in 1978. After the in-depth learning of Chinese art history and art theory， he incorporated conceptual techniques into his contemporary art creation. For him， the greatness of calligraphy is that it is really a form of daily art. He thinks that ink paintings and calligraphy should be innovated to adapt to the contemporary world. He started the creation of abstract ink， and abandoned images to express the inherent quality of ink， early before his departure to France in 1989. In the 1989 exhibition at the Centre Georges Pompidou， Ya
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