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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

Phạm Lực's "Hái sen" (Picking Lotus) is a profound exploration of rustic beauty gracefully rendered on traditional silk. The painting captivates with its free-flowing composition, where bold, expressive lines delineate two figures engaged in activity amidst an ethereal landscape. Earthy tones of brown and grey subtly blend, creating a dreamlike ambiance characteristic of Vietnamese silk painting. Notably, the prominent, almost mythical fish soaring above adds a layer of symbolic depth, enriching the work with poetic mystery. This piece transcends a mere depiction of labor, embodying a timeless connection between humanity and nature, and celebrating the enduring, simplistic charm of Vietnamese culture.

DIMENSIONS80 x 100cm
YEAR1981
ORIGINVietnam
CERTIFICATECertificate of authenticity included

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Phạm Lực

Phạm Lực

(1943 – )

Phạm Lực (born 1943) stands as a prominent Vietnamese artist, renowned for his prolific body of work that vividly documents war memories and everyday post-war life. Through vigorous rapid brushwork, high color contrast, and free composition, he forges an energetic visual language, where expressive figures deeply convey the human condition and Vietnamese spirit. His oeuvre serves not merely as historical documentation but as a vibrant testament to resilience and the inherent beauty of life.

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