32 Figurative Realism Paintings by Chanises Artist Zeng Chuanxing 曾传兴

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Zeng Chuanxing

Zeng Chuanxing was born in 1974 in Longchang County, Sichuan Province, China. Graduated with a specialization in oil painting from Central Nationalities University, Bejing, Zeng Chuanxing has since held numerous exhibitions in Europe, the Americas as well as mainland China and received many awards.

Just as many of his fellow Chinese artists, Zeng Chuanxing adheres to a philosophy of art for a purpose. His work is heavily endowed with the larger cultural issues at stake in modern-day (Chinese) life, yet remains steeped in a Western art tradition.

 

Reliant on iconographical metaphors and a traditional concept of representation, his series of Paper Brides comments on the fragility of marriage and female identity in contemporary Chinese culture. His brides, dressed in delicate paper gowns, alternatively dressed in either white or red (white the traditional colour of a Western bride, red that of the Chinese) highlight the vulnerability of the once unbreakable bond that the wedding vow created. His work embodies the very best of the cross-cultural artistic relationship that exists between the East and the West.

1974年出生于四川内江,中国美术家协会会员,中国少数民族美术促进会会员。1999年毕业于中央民族大学美术学院油画系,获学士学位,自2001年起,他的作品先后获得《中国油画大展》奖,《第三届中国油画精选作品展》优秀作品奖,2005、2006年出版过《曾传兴画集》。2011年应兴艺之邀前来新加坡办展。

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Zeng Chuanxing studied at the Minza Universities in the 90s with a focus in oil painting. Zeng’s oeuvre has been a conscious preoccupation in depicting minority and oriental women with a classical realists approach, as epitomizes by his Paper bride series.

Finding inspirations from his surroundings and the changing cultural dynamic of China where he grew up, Zeng frequently rendered realist work as a means to express his feelings and attitudes towards life.

Zeng Chuanxing Awards:

  • 2002, “The silver medal of Hunan area in the Exhibition of “Memorize Mao Zedong’s Speech on Yan An Forum”, Hunan Museum, Changsha.
  • 2003 “Sacrifice of the Youth” The 17th Exhibition of New Works of New Artist, Yan-Huang Art Museum, Beijing, China.
  • 2005 “The copper medal in The 6th Bai Hua Prize of Nationalities”, Beijing Cultural Palace of Nationalities, Beijing.
  • 2005 Solo exhibitions.
  • 2007 “Merger & Creation Well-known Artists Invitation Show”, Beijing, China.

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