Chou Yu-Cheng 周育正

Origami #2, 2022200 x 180cmSign in to view price

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acrylic on paper, paper inlaid on linenKate Macgarry

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This abstract artwork showcases a harmonious interplay of geometric shapes and muted colors. The composition features a dynamic arrangement of curved and angular forms in shades of green, gray, and soft pastels, creating a sense of depth and movement. The overall style appears to be influenced by Cubism, with the fragmentation and recombination of shapes lending the piece a visually engaging, almost dreamlike quality. The artist's intention behind this work may have been to explore the relationship between form, color, and spatial dynamics, inviting the viewer to contemplate the interplay of these elements in a captivating abstract landscape. ...

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Artist

Chou Yu-Cheng 周育正

B.1976, Taiwanese

Modified, shifted or transferred elements amounting to new relationships between status and object: herein lies the pulse of Chou Yu-Cheng’s (b. 1976) practice that builds, across multiple mediums, a subtle critique of mass media, institutions and the mechanisms that produce them. A graduate from l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris, and the research programme La Seine, Chou has gained international recognition for his dialectical interplay between the source and results of his creations. Through his selective conversations, Chou shapes a minimal yet deliberate set of intellectual and aesthetic tricks, which ultimately play on the properties of art, object and space. ...