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The highly celebrated Chinese contemporary artist Zhuang Hong Yi has finally announced his long-awaited exhibition ‘Iridescence’, to be unveiled right here at REDSEA Gallery Singapore."We might not all speak the same language, but we can all read flowers....” – Zhuang Hong Yi‘Iridescence’ was inspired by Zhuang Hong Yi's recent affinities with scenes of nature in his current residence. From the mountains, the animals, and the palm trees, to the ever-changing horizons, combined with his unique artistic vision and meticulous craftsmanship brought life to this latest collection. Where traditional Chinese themes and contemporary elements seamlessly coalesce, we invite you to embark on a transformative journey through a perfect blend of inspired visuals, intricate techniques and unconventional mediums. -
'Maggiore', 180h x 300w cm, Rice paper & Acrylic on Canvas
Largest Oval Flowerbed to date
Zhuang's favourite artwork from this new collection at REDSEA Gallery would be ‘Maggiore’, which is the largest oval flowerbed that he has made to date, with a size of 180x300cm. Upon closer inspection, you will be able to recognise a horizon and a lake that bends around a coast; this is the magical view that Zhuang sees of Lago Maggiore from his residence in Switzerland. Therefore, the title represents both the lake and the unique size of the flowerbed (‘maggiore means ‘large’ in Italian).
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Over 30 years, Zhuang has cemented himself as an artist to watch through his innovative and iconic works. For those uninitiated with his works, Zhuang creates breathtaking paintings made from materials often found in Chinese traditional art, of which he creates vibrant, chameleon-like artworks that transform as you interact with his pieces.
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Left View, Centre View, Right View of artwork 'Burning Heart' respectively.
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A new circular series inspired by black holes, playing around with vibrant colours
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All artworks from this collection have been named after the names of different tulip species. With more than 3,000 varieties descended from roughly 100 species, the tulip family is extensive, diverse, and extremely colourful. Zhuang was initially inspired by the Tulip Season in Amsterdam where he was first based as a fine artist. Ever since then, he has been exploring the tulip flower as a motif in his signature Flowerbeds.Zhuang says: "I hope that the viewers of my exhibitions experience my work as a journey of happiness, colour, and inspiration. I hope that the viewers get the opportunity to disconnect with the hassles of daily life and to immerse themselves in the feelings of joy that I aspire to share with them through my art; the joy that I get to experience when observing the beauty in the small things in life and in the process of creating my flower works."Please contact us at info@redseagallery.com or +65 6732 6711 for more information.
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Hong Yi ZhuangLollipop ZHY-B62321, 2023Rice Paper and Acrylic on Canvas31 1/2h x 78 5/8w in
80.0h x 200.0w cm -
Hong Yi ZhuangSky High ZHY-S62344, 2023Rice Paper and Acrylic on Canvas27 4/8h x 35 3/8w in
70.0h x 90.0w cm -
Hong Yi ZhuangCarousel ZHY-B02339Rice Paper and Acrylic on Canvas31 1/2h x 31 1/2w in
80.0h x 80.0w cm -
Hong Yi ZhuangSugar Love ZHY-B02336Rice Paper and Acrylic on Canvas47 1/8h x 39 2/8w in
120.0h x 100.0w cm
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Iridescence: A Solo Exhibition by Zhuang Hong Yi
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