ABOUT THE ARTWORK
Đặng Xuân Hòa’s "Human's Utensils on a Summer Day" presents a captivating reinterpretation of the traditional still life. Through oil on canvas, the artist masterfully orchestrates a vibrant tableau where everyday objects—teacups, bowls, vases, and longan fruit—are playfully scattered across a luminous azure surface. The dominant palette of serene blues and pristine whites, punctuated by hints of soft pink from a fish and earthy browns of the fruit, creates a striking yet harmonious contrast. This composition, marked by simplified forms and bold outlines, evokes a profound sense of tranquility and the unadorned beauty of a Vietnamese summer day. It is a poetic exploration of memory and the quiet charm found in domestic simplicity.
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PARTICIPATED EXHIBITIONS
No cataloged exhibitions.
ABOUT THE ARTIST

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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