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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
39.4x39.4in
About this artwork
In crafting this artwork, I poured my fascination with the raw textures and nuanced shadows of urban landscapes into every stroke. Utilizing a blend of abstract and semi-abstract techniques, I aimed to capture the ephemeral beauty of light as it diffuses through an ambiguous cityscape, merging Western impressionism with hints of oriental artistry. This painting embodies a serene yet vibrant atmosphere, designed to bring a thoughtful, intriguing presence… into any room. Its layers and textures offer endless visual exploration, transforming any space with its depth and emotional resonance.
« I draw in an impressive style, with a mixture of abstraction, cubism and expression. A semi-abstract form of drawing. »
Quan Le is an artist based in Vietnam whose paintings have been exhibited nationally. He is currently living and working in Hanoi. For nearly eighteen years of oil painting, he paints what his heart can feel, not what eyes can see. Most of them are in an exciting impressionist style, with a blend of cubism, expressionism and semi-abstract contemporary. The themes of landscapes, architecture and urban areas are simplified to a certain extent, leaving most of it for memory. For him, painting is when he digs up the chaotic and fragmented memories of his poor, rugged and destitute childhood to bring the viewers to another joyful world, a neverland, a memory of the season far away.