Ink Painting

Liu Guoyi is a Chinese contemporary artist currently living in Beijing. He has fantastic thoughts, and his works have won the love of art lovers and collectors at home and abroad with his sincere and authentic artistic language style and unbridled imagination.

Liu Guoyi is a Chinese contemporary artist currently living in Beijing. He has fantastic thoughts, and his works have won the love of art lovers and collectors at home and abroad with his sincere and authentic artistic language style and unbridled imagination.

Discover Chen Hanqing, a talented Chinese painter blending traditional and modern styles, exploring emotional depth and hidden meanings in his unique artworks.

Liu Ting, an artist from Jinan, Shandong, conveys femininity through ink and wash techniques, showcased at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. A graduate of the Shandong Academy of Arts, she portrays plump girls with flowing white hair, symbolising confidence. Her vibrant works, reminiscent of Fernando Botero's style, explore female psychology and societal norms, inviting reflection on the evolving roles of women. Liu Ting’s art celebrates the beauty and complexity of femininity, encouraging viewers to embrace their authentic selves amidst external scrutiny.

Pang Xiaochen, a Beijing-based artist from Cangzhou, blends traditional Chinese ink techniques with Western styles to explore everyday life and human experiences. A graduate of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, his work captures the innocence of childhood and the dynamic beauty of water. With a focus on artistic authenticity, Pang's creations invite viewers to resonate with the deeper truths of life.

Wu Guanzhong (1919–2010) was a pioneering Chinese artist known for blending Eastern and Western influences in his work. Renowned for his innovative colour ink painting, he made significant contributions to modern Chinese art and education, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to inspire artists worldwide.