This abstract floral artwork features a vibrant, blurred composition of pastel hues. The central focus is a large, bold hibiscus-like flower in shades of pink and coral, surrounded by a dreamlike swirl of yellow and white petals. The overall impression is one of softness and movement, heightened by the intentionally unfocused, impressionistic rendering. The artist's use of painterly brushstrokes and a shallow depth of field creates a captivating, ethereal quality, inviting the viewer to experience the sensory qualities of the natural form. This contemporary piece reflects the artist's interest in exploring the boundaries between representation and abstraction. ...
Shuo Hao's works present bodies in metamorphosis, human and non-human, caught in tumultuous relationships. Between Western and Eastern culture, she confronts the different meanings of symbols, linking in the same gesture Michelangelo's bas-reliefs and Asian objects carved in jade stone, Christian martyrs and figures from Greek mythology. The soft colors of the different mediums (vaporous pastels, oil on wood or canvas) deepen the contrast with the strangeness of the scenes representing animals entangled in each other, or the violence inflicted on the bodies of women coldly represented. Shuo Hao's painting is fully embodied and nourished by this double influence, taking a step aside from the traditional representations of myths in Western iconography. ...
Galerie Derouillon was founded in Paris in 2013 by Benjamin Derouillon and is dedicated to discovering and supporting emerging contemporary artists. Since its inception, Galerie Derouillon has put the emphasis on providing young artists a long term support in every stage of production, exhibition and dissemination of our artists’ practice.
The main focus is on international emerging artists, creating a community and bonds with historical and more established artists through curated group shows. Collaboration is an important feature in the ecosystem of the gallery as we dedicate ourselves in creating relationships between artists, galleries and institutions by producing books, exhibitions as well as working closely with public and private institutions. ...
