Qiu Xiaofei, Recurring
Qiu Xiaofei’s painterly practice has evolved from a thematic consideration of the temporal nature of objects to a formal expression of the consciousness which lies behind these objects. It takes the ontological nature of painting as medium as a basis for formal practice. Recurring is a group of paintings construed as an installation in which wood appears repeatedly, becoming a visual thread tying together the artist’s thought process and signaling the depth of consciousness and its non-linear relation with artistic practice.This artwork was featured in the UCCA exhibition
Qiu Xiaofei (1977 –)
Explore the evocative works of Qiu Xiaofei – a contemporary Chinese artist known for layered paintings exploring memory, identity & the passage of time.
UCCA Center for Contemporary Art (Beijing, People's Republic of China)
Located in Beijing's 798 Art District, UCCA Center for Contemporary Art offers a rotating kaleidoscope of provocative exhibitions and immersive installations that invite you to explore the pulse of China's modern creativity.
About this artwork
- Title: Qiu Xiaofei, Recurring
- Artist: Qiu Xiaofei
- Format: Landscape
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: UCCA Center for Contemporary Art
- Movement: Contemporary Abstract
- Keywords: qiu xiaofei art , art gallery display , layered painting style
- Color intensity: Monochromatic
- Perceived brightness: balanced
- Topics: layered painting , abstract art , contemporary china

