Showing 24 artworks out of 71 with Busan Biennale
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Busan Biennale
- Ding Fang
- Geng Jianyi
- Gu Wenda
- Huang Rui
- Huáng Yǒng Pīng
- Jaerok Jang
- Jia Aili
- Kim Jong-Gun
- Kim Ku-Lim
- Lee Kun-Yong
- Lee Seung-Taek
- Ma Desheng
- Ma Kelu
- Okamoto Tarō
- Pak Sheung Chuen
- Rina Banerjee
- Shinohara Ushio
- Shu Quan
- Suzuki Yoshinori
- Wang Guangyi
- Xavier Lucchesi
- Zanele Muholi
- Zeng Hao
- Zhang Beili
- Zhang Xiaogang
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- Espresso
- Driftwood
- Black
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- Quinacridone Magenta
- Brown
- Coral
- Cobalt Violet
- Sap Green
- Gold
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- Contemporary Art
- Modern Chinese Art
- Unique Wall Art”
- Minimalist Art Style
- Dark Art
- Still Life North Korea
- Pink And Peach Art
- Surrealist Wall Decor
- Symbolic Portraiture
- Art Reproduction
- Texture Painting
- Beige Landscape Art
- Egg Yolk Color Art
- Portrait Graffiti”
- Displacement Theme
- Red Dragon Artwork
- Jungle Artwork”
- Korean Artist
- "Lgbtq Activism"
- Documentary Realism
- Night Sky
- “Chinese Photography”
- Chinese Portrait Painting
- Melancholy Art Piece
- "Contemporary Portrait"
Xavier Lucchesi’s ‘Anonym’ presents a strikingly visceral depiction of the human form, revealing internal organs in vibrant pinks, oranges, blues, and greens – a unique x-ray style painting exploring perception and structure. Discover this captivating artwork by Lucchesi and bring its beauty home.
Explore Okamoto Tarō’s ‘Law of the Jungle,’ a vibrant digital painting blending surrealism & Tlingit art. A chaotic yet dynamic piece featuring a red dragon, showcasing bold lines and saturated colors.
Explore Rina Banerjee's striking sculptural assemblage 'Disrobed, torn, ripped by wind...'—a layered exploration of displacement and memory using textiles, artifacts & fashion, reflecting on migration and trauma.
Explore Jia Aili's 'Hermit from the Planet II,' a striking black and white painting depicting a dystopian night sky with celestial objects. Discover China's leading post-apocalyptic artist.
Zanele Muholi’s ‘Duduzile Zozo’ – a poignant photographic memorial poster exploring LGBTQ+ activism & grief in South Africa. Document realism, weathered textures, powerful social commentary.