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Untitled No. 6 "Flower"

Dimensões
25.0 x 17.0 cm
Liu gained prominence as a Cynical Realist figure painter in the 1990s, creating ironic, subtly morbid portrayals of political figures and military officials that reflect both his upbringing and a sense of disillusionment experienced after the Tiananmen Square incident in 1989. He later worked in a more abstract, expressive manner that incorporated landscape imagery, nudes, and writing. All of these themes come together in Liu’s Flower series, where one confronts an illogical swarm of disparate media, subjects, and styles. Painted over the landscape scenes in semiopaque colors are large-scale pink flowers, phallic forms, grotesque naked figures drawn with “hairy” modeling lines, and ambiguously irreverent references to earlier masters. Crudely written words are added as gratuitous captions or comments alongside squiggles and doodles. The sexually charged imagery seems to suggest a darker realm of carnal passions that only contemporary art has been able to confront.

Perguntas e Respostas

Qual era a idade de Liu Wei ao criar "Untitled No. 6 "Flower"" em 2003?

Liu Wei criou "Untitled No. 6 "Flower"" aos 31 anos. O artista nasceu em 1972 e a obra data de 2003.

Posso ver "Untitled No. 6 "Flower"", de Liu Wei na minha própria parede antes de comprar?

"Untitled No. 6 "Flower"" possui uma prévia em realidade aumentada: a página de Prévia em RA da obra permite visualizá-la no seu próprio espaço através de um dispositivo compatível.

Qual origem nacional fundamenta o Cynical Realism de "Untitled No. 6 "Flower""?

"Untitled No. 6 "Flower"" conecta o movimento Cynical Realism a China por meio do local de nascimento de seu criador.

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Liu Wei (1972 –)

Explore Liu Wei's provocative art! Chinese artist blends video, sculpture & painting with conceptualism, satire, & excess – reflecting cultural anxieties.

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