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ĐẶNG XUÂN HÒA

Những vật dụng của con người

ABOUT THE ARTWORK

Đặng Xuân Hòa's "Human's Utensils" is a captivating visual symphony, elevating still life into a multi-dimensional realm imbued with profound emotion. The composition, spontaneously arranged yet meticulously structured, features objects layered and intertwined, challenging conventional perception. Hòa employs a rich impasto technique, creating substantial forms, especially against the pristine white texture of the tablecloth, skillfully contrasting it with muted, warm tones and vibrant splashes of color. From the classical carp-patterned ceramic vase to the enigmatic organic form, the work transcends mere material contemplation, offering a profound inquiry into existence, memory, and the intimate relationship between humanity and its familiar possessions. It is a testament to the artist's unique ability to infuse the ordinary with extraordinary depth.

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ORIGINVietnam
CERTIFICATECertificate of authenticity included

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PARTICIPATED EXHIBITIONS

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Đặng Xuân Hòa

Đặng Xuân Hòa

(1959 – )

Born in 1959, Đặng Xuân Hòa stands as a pivotal figure in contemporary Vietnamese art, a prominent member of the "Gang of Five" whose expressive and narrative style shaped the Đổi Mới era. Through distorted faces, a hot palette, and forceful brushwork, he profoundly portrays the condition of modern humanity, seamlessly blending Vietnamese cultural identity with international artistic lexicons. His works, ranging from portraits to daily life scenes, consistently offer contemplative depth on memory and ancestral roots.

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