This minimalist Japanese-inspired artwork features a striking black-and-white composition. The bold, brushstroke-like lines create a sense of dynamism and movement, evoking a natural, ethereal quality. The central figure, likely a depiction of a person or animal, is rendered in a highly abstracted, almost calligraphic style. The artwork's sparse yet impactful use of negative space and the subtlety of its symbols suggest a contemplative, meditative tone. This piece likely draws upon traditional Japanese artistic techniques and aesthetics to convey a profound sense of connection with the natural world and the human experience. ...
anusman (b. 1984) is an artist and illustrator. He is widely considered as the first comic theory scholar in China. He has published dozens of independent comic books, including the best-selling book Mr.Men, and contributed to several well-known magazines as a columnist. His works have been collected by various museums, such as Musée de la bande dessinée d'Angoulême (Paris).
His previous solo exhibitions include Xiong Yi, Tabula Rasa Gallery (Beijing, 2022); Market Street - anusman's One Year, Tabula Rasa Gallery (Beijing, 2019); Joy of Ink, WKLY (Shanghai, 2017) and Ignoramus, Tabula Rasa Gallery (Beijing, 2017).
website：http://www.anusman.net/ ...
Tabula Rasa Gallery is based in Beijing's 798 art district. Established in 2015, it aims to promote both Chinese and international contemporary artists through exhibitions, talks, research and publication. The gallery name is Latin for 'blank state'. In philosophical discourse, it refers to the idea that our knowledge comes from our experiences and education, all participants are born in a Tabula Rasa state. Tabula Rasa hopes that the exhibitions they present can subvert viewers’ preconceptions, creating conditions for fresh artistic experiments. ...
