Gong Dong

Born in Fujian, China in 1977, Gong Dong graduated from the Fuzhou Art Institute, Sculpture Department.

Gong Dong constantly draws inspiration from the abundance of life experiences as he feels that art will never move a viewer if it lacks real emotion. He strongly believes that art is a necessary pleasure that enhances the lives of individuals and humanity, saving it from being a barren life. He is particularly mindful of the usage of the philosophies and language of art. Continue Reading...

Wang Zhi Xin

The naïve innocence of children is often a source of inspiration for an artist. Wang Zhixin has successfully explored the fantasies of a child in his unique creations, Child Fairies.

The subject was set with the background of lotus seeds and lotus pods nestling in various structures in a vast free sky of floating clouds. The combination of these elements is not only endearing in form and colour, it also presents the essence of the culture from where the artist hails. Continue Reading...

Wang Xiao Juan

Female Sculptor, Born in 1977, Shan Dong (China)

Graduated from The Arts Institute of Shanghai University, majoring in sculpture.

Always adhere to the theme “nation –China” for her creation and to create exquisite ceramic works of art. Her “Flower Woman series” which portray the beauty of Tang Dynasty woman is especially well like by collectors around the world. Continue Reading...

Wu Jin Shi

Wu Jinshi, born in Linyi County of Shangxi Province of China in 1940, the director of Wu Jinshi No-Brush Paintings Gallery. On 14 July 2006, he was engaged as honourable director professor and artist of Grade I of China Calligraphy and Painting Institute.

No-brush Painting use the principle of gradation of paint and water, redesigns and changes all colourful paints, upon painter’s purpose and tableau’s effect with the special methods. Some of his works are like flowing rivers, some like fluttering colourful ribbons, some like exotic flowers and rare grass, some like ferocious rocks, intriguing postures, far beyond the abilities of brushes and ink. He was names as “Great Talent of China”, “A brilliant Pearl of National Art” and “Contemporary Picasso. Continue Reading...