YANG XUN
As one of the most representative contemporary artists born in the 1980s, Yang Xun's relationship between painting and tradition is inextricably linked but rationally restrained Yang Xun’s paintings are inextricably connected with Chinese tradition, yet without losing rationality and restraint. Traditional Chinese landscaping, Chinese opera figures, rockeries, flowers, and bamboos in traditional Chinese style are the major elements in his works. His painting appears to be an attempt to revive certain traditions, especially from an aesthetical perspective. His work, with a touch of peculiarity foreign to his age and time, is considered the representative of New Oriental Aesthetics in the younger generation.
RAINBOW BAMBOO #1
Oil on canvas
60x45cm
2021
RAINBOW BAMBOO - MEET THE ROMAN LAKE TRIPTYCH #3
Oil on canvas
100x75cm
2021
RAINBOW BAMBOO #3
Oil on canvas
200x150cm
2021
AURA OF THE THREE GODS - ORANGE SUNSET
Oil on canvas
158x290cm
2021
HANA-BI #6
Oil on canvas
80x60cm
2021
HANA-BI #4
Oil on canvas
80x60cm
2021
BAMBOO SHADOWS IN PAIR
Diptych
Oil on canvas
100x100cm x2
2020
SPRING IS BLOOMING NOW
Oil on canvas
90x60cm
2020
UNTIL MOSS GROWS
Oil on canvas
30x40cm
2020
LINGSI BAOSONG
Oil on canvas
45x60cm
2019
SACRED MOUNTAIN MARK
Oil on canvas
100x146cm
2019
FLUORESCENT #1
Oil on canvas
60x80cm
2019
FIREWORKS: CHAO / MYST / TWILIGHT
Triptych
Oil on canvas
80x60cm x3
2019
MING CHUNZAN
Oil on canvas
35x48cm
2018
STONE MIND
Oil on canvas
200x300cm
2013-2015
PEONY PAVILION - Â MIDSUMMER NIGHT BLUE
Oil on canvas
180x167cm
2012-2013
WU #4
Oil on canvas
200x130cm
2012-2013
RUSTLING BAMBOO FOREST MAP
Oil on canvas
120x120cm
​2011-2012
WU #2
Oil on canvas
200x130cm
2010
BLUEBERRY NIGHTS
Oil and acrylic on canvas
Diameter: 75cm
2010