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NGUYÊN KHAI

Trừu tượng

DIMENSIONS65 x 95.5cm
YEAR1967
STATUSAvailable

ABOUT THE ARTWORK

Nguyen Khai's "Abstract" works open up a striking visual space, where the artist constructs his own universe through contrast and harmony. Against a deep, dark background, vibrant colors such as turquoise, earthy yellow, and charcoal purple are defined by delicate lines, creating geometric and sometimes organic structures. The composition is balanced yet lively, with fragmented shapes reminiscent of pensive faces, along with symbols of boats and crescent moons suspended in mid-air, evoking a sense of inner journey or distant memory. Light does not come from external sources but blossoms from within each piece, creating a mystical depth. Nguyen Khai masterfully utilizes the technique of mixed media on canvas, resulting in diverse surfaces and layers of meaning, inviting viewers to contemplate existence, the fragments of reality and dreams. The works are a whisper of a thoughtful abstract style, evoking profound aesthetic emotions.

DIMENSIONS65 x 95.5cm
YEAR1967
ORIGINVietnam
CERTIFICATECertificate of authenticity included

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PARTICIPATED EXHIBITIONS

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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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