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NGUYÊN KHAI

Trừu tượng

DIMENSIONS30 x 23cm
YEAR1970
STATUSAvailable

ABOUT THE ARTWORK

The work "Untitled" by artist Nguyen Khai is a powerful abstract symphony, skillfully rendered in oil on cardboard. The composition is strong, with two deep red areas enveloping a vibrant center where light and color intertwine. The red, both solemn and intense, creates an embracing scene, while the center explodes with shades of blue, yellow, and white, evoking a sense of sacred, inner space. Free, unrestrained lines combined with a rich, deep color blending technique create a surface full of emotion and depth. Light seems to emanate from within the painting itself, shining through the layers of color, suggesting a message of openness and hidden energy. The work not only showcases Nguyen Khai's talent in using color and composition but also invites viewers to contemplate the contrast and harmony between matter and spirit.

DIMENSIONS30 x 23cm
YEAR1970
ORIGINVietnam
CERTIFICATECertificate of authenticity included

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Nguyên Khai

Nguyên Khai

(1940 – 2003)

Nguyên Khai (1940-2003), a seminal figure in Southern Modernism, masterfully wove a unique artistic language from Huế cultural memory, Asian aesthetics, and pre-1975 Saigon modernism. His versatile command of media, from lacquer to oil and mixed media, often depicted elegant female figures and distinctive double-faced portraits, reflecting a profound aesthetic journey across borders and eras.

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