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Dimensions: 30.5×30.5cm
Limited Edition Print, Signed by the Artist
Original medium of works: Contemporary Cave Art, also known as Mineral Painting
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Artist Hong Bao, Devotion, Limited Edition Print
£100.00 – £150.00
Hong Bao was born in 1984 in the city of Shantou located inside the province of Guangdong, China. She obtained her BFA in 2008 from Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts and proceeded with an MFA, in the same university, that she completed in 2011.
Hong Bao’s interest lies in an ancient painting techniques. She engaged in creating mineral paintings and perfected her skills in the research of heavy modern coloured rock.
Devotion depicts various animal couples, whether its two rabbits sitting under a tree, a pair of ducks with their your, two deer strolling through the meadow or the various birds and butterflies swirling through the air. A deer and a rabbit stand on either side of the picture, perhaps searching for their own companions in order to express their devotion.
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| Frame | Black, Unframed, White, Framed as in the picture |
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