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LÊ VƯỢNG

Cái ấm đỏ

DIMENSIONS68 x 79cm
YEAR2026
STATUSAvailable

ABOUT THE ARTWORK

Lê Vượng's "The Red Teapot" is a masterful study in visual contrast and symbolic resonance. Against a backdrop of deep, contemplative greens and shadowy forms, the radiant red teapot emerges as a powerful focal point—a vibrant heart or a beacon of warmth. The minimalist composition deliberately emphasizes this striking interplay of color and emotion, where the passionate intensity of the central object confronts the quiet, mysterious aura of its surroundings. The work invites profound contemplation on latent values, a sudden spark of vitality within the familiar, establishing an engaging internal dialogue that captivates the viewer.

DIMENSIONS68 x 79cm
YEAR2026
ORIGINVietnam
CERTIFICATECertificate of authenticity included

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Lê Vượng

Lê Vượng

(1952 – )

Lê Vượng (b. 1952) stands as a pioneering figure in Vietnamese contemporary art, renowned for his unique narrative style that profoundly reflects social transformation and urban life. Through an emotionally rich painterly language, characterized by thick paint layers and fragmented compositions, he crafts powerful visual stories that authentically depict the flow of urban memory and present, asserting significant influence in shaping the perception of modern art.

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