The Royal Wedding
The Royal Wedding

Sawangwongse Yawnghwe

The Royal Wedding, 202295 x 120cm10000 EUR
Details
Material
oil on linen
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork depicts a dimly lit, abstract scene with several human figures. The composition is hazy and dreamlike, with muted tones of gray, white, and black predominating. The figures are not clearly defined, appearing as ghostly presences in the scene. The style suggests a sense of mystery and introspection, characteristic of the artist's exploration of the subconscious and the human psyche. This piece likely reflects the artist's intention to evoke a sense of emotional ambiguity and psychological depth through the use of abstracted forms and a moody, contemplative atmosphere. ...

Similar Artworks
Alexander The Great and His Horse Bucephalus
Vojtěch KovaříkAlexander The Great and His Horse Bucephalus, 2022Price on Request
Woman holding the vase The vase holding the flower The lips The eyes The vase Fit water and light in...
Hoda KashihaWoman holding the vase The vase holding the flower The lips The eyes The vase Fit water and light in herself, 2023Price on Request
Still life #11
Juliette BlightmanStill life #11, 2016Price on Request
Old Buses Don't Die 老巴不死
Yeung Hok Tak 楊學德Old Buses Don't Die 老巴不死, 2020Price on Request
Flutter
Autumn RamseyFlutter, 202320007 USD
Pink and Black
Tom AllenPink and Black, 2021Price on Request
Soap Bubbles
Miho IchiseSoap Bubbles, 2020Price on Request
Untitled (The cherry orchard)
Marius BerceaUntitled (The cherry orchard), 2021Price on Request
Lagos still life II
Wolfgang TillmansLagos still life II, 202212000 EUR
Portrait of Zephyrus
Vojtěch KovaříkPortrait of Zephyrus, 2023Price on Request
Sawangwongse Yawnghwe
Artist
Sawangwongse Yawnghwe
B.1971

Sawangwongse Yawnghwe is a Burmese painter who works with oils on linen, tenderly crafting intimate depictions of political moments within his nation’s history and present day. His family was exiled from Burma, modern day Myanmar, following the military coup of 1962. The artist now lives and works in the Netherlands. Throughout his life, Yawnghwe has collected photographs, portraits, archival images and newspaper clippings about Burma which he now uses as source material for his paintings. In muted, soft palettes the artist depicts images of traditionally dressed soldiers, family portraits, military parades, or vistas of landscapes untouched before war, all making space for a more personal read of his native country’s past and possible future. The artist cites his adoration for Miriam Cahn, which is seen through his gradual contours and hazy silhouettes. Yawnghwe also takes inspiration from modernist painters such as Barnett-Newman by incorporating bolder sections of colour. Patches of lavender or sunny yellow may sit in contrast with the more mellow, diluted oils used to render the initial image onto canvas. The resulting works are deeply impassioned and sensitive, they create space to mourn Burma’s tumultuous history and resemble this national turmoil on a personal scale, while remaining hopeful for potential resolutions. ...

Sawangwongse Yawnghwe: Artworks
The fountain at St.Agnes's Convent School
Sawangwongse YawnghweThe fountain at St.Agnes's Convent School, 202218000 EUR
Day trip at Southeast Asian Peninsular Games, Rangoon, 1961
Sawangwongse YawnghweDay trip at Southeast Asian Peninsular Games, Rangoon, 1961, 202217000 EUR
The Royal Wedding
Sawangwongse YawnghweThe Royal Wedding, 202210000 EUR
The People's Liberation Army of Manipur
Sawangwongse YawnghweThe People's Liberation Army of Manipur, 20216000 EUR
The Prince of Kengtung
Sawangwongse YawnghweThe Prince of Kengtung, 20223800 EUR