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Other details :
Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
Dimensions :
11.8x11.8in
About this artwork
In this work, I used Indian ink and pigments to capture the dynamic energy of conflict, through semi-abstract and symbolic forms. The expressive traces and contrast of bright red against deep black evoke strong emotions and palpable tension. This painting will infuse a captivating presence and engaging visual dialogue into any living space. I remain marked by my native land and the last Vietnam War, the floral and emblematic symbol of which is the… lotus.
In this allusive abstraction style painting, Vietnam is this lotus which responds to this attack coming from the sky.
Work on artisanal rice paper; Chinese ink; manual marouflage on craft paper. manual signature and with seal.
It is recommended to frame it under glass or plexiglass with a mat whose window is 30x30 cm.
« Through my work, I wonder about the mystery of artistic creation and the destiny of the living. »
Catherine Hoang is a painter and sculptor based in France whose works have been exhibited both nationally and in Japan. Her works are marked by human pathological anatomy, the sublime, the trivial, and the ephemeral nature of the human condition. Through her art, Hoang explores themes related to survival and life "in a constantly evolving universe." Her artistic approach is figurative or translates an allusive abstraction.