The “Dutch Context Cloud Mountain Walk – Ma Luowu Ink Art” exhibition, featuring renowned artist Ma Luowu’s ink paintings, is being held at the Christie’s Hong Kong Lishan Building Gallery from today until January 16. The exhibition showcases over 40 of Ma Luowu’s early and recent works. Ma Luowu himself will also be present at the exhibition on January 13 to engage in dialogue with the audience and discuss his artistic journey.
This exhibition showcases his artistic pursuits over the past two decades. From the misty mountains of Huangshan to the graceful beauty of lotus flowers, from traditional to abstract, Ma Luowu’s works present a diverse range of styles and techniques, highlighting his continuous exploration and innovation in art. It is also evident that he has maintained a passion for and spirit of exploration in art.
In the exhibition, the public will appreciate Ma Luowu’s special series with lotus as the theme. He skillfully uses ink and wash to depict the different postures of lotus flowers. These works not only demonstrate ingenuity in technique and color, but also reveal the artist’s profound understanding of life, emotions, and nature. Ma Luowu’s lotus flowers blend tradition with modernity, forming a unique artistic language. He skillfully uses layers of brushstrokes to depict the sense of depth and vitality of lotus flowers. In his works, reality and illusion intertwine, with changes in light and shadow, creating a fantastical dreamlike atmosphere that makes viewers feel as if they are strolling in nature. It is worth mentioning that the proceeds from the private sales exhibition will be donated for charitable purposes, thereby spreading love and care to society.
Further reading:
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- From Super Girls member to painter: Aka C’s solo exhibition “Wonders Phantasm,” exploring the relationship between humans and animals
- Jiang Ji’s solo exhibition “Jiang Kangquan: Warring States Punk” leads the audience to reflect on history and the future
