Good Hunter No.5

Shang Liang

Good Hunter No.5, 201830 x 30 x 60cmSign in to view price
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Material
metal, paper
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork features a serene, sculptural portrait of an elderly man with a long, flowing beard. The sculpture is rendered in a monochromatic gray tone, emphasizing the textural details of the subject's facial features and expressive gaze. The figure is dressed in a warm, knitted sweater, creating a tactile contrast between the rough, woolen fabric and the smooth, sculptural surface. The overall composition and treatment of the subject evoke a sense of contemplation and introspection, inviting the viewer to ponder the historical context and the artist's intention behind this work. ...

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Good Hunter No.5
Artist
Shang Liang
B.1981, Chinese

Shang Liang’s work confronts notions of strength, heroism, and power, turning these abstract ideas into vivid visual symbols. Moving beyond traditional portraiture, he transforms characters into emblematic figures through repeated, textured brushstrokes. These representations are not individual likenesses but visual icons that embody broader concepts related to human ambition, competition, and the construction of identity. His practice develops across multiple series of paintings and sculptures, in which the figures evolve and take on new forms. By abstracting and reconfiguring the body, Shang creates a unique visual language that emphasizes both the ritualized nature of human experience and the symbolic weight of physical presence, exploring the tension between control, vulnerability, and cultural ideals. ...

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Good Hunter No.5