Comic Books, from the Hiding in Venezuela series
Analogue
36x47in
$18,090
Framing
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Liu Bolin
China
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- Famous Artist
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Ink
- Dimensions : 57x78.3in
About this artwork
Unique
Inkjet and Oil on Canvas
Hand-signed by artist, Signed and dated verso
Frame Not included
Inkjet and Oil on Canvas
Hand-signed by artist, Signed and dated verso
Frame Not included
Liu Bolin
China
Credentials
- Famous Artist
Liu Bolin is a Chinese contemporary artist internationally recognized for his striking photographic performances in which he meticulously camouflages himself into urban, political, and cultural environments. Often referred to as “The Invisible Man,” Liu uses his own body as both subject and medium, blending seamlessly into his surroundings through hours of precise hand-painting that aligns his figure with architectural structures, historical monuments, consumer goods, or symbols of state authority.
Emerging from the Chinese contemporary art scene in the early 2000s, Liu’s work developed in response to the demolition of Beijing’s artist villages and the increasing pressures placed on independent artistic expression. His ongoing series, Hiding in the City, functions as a quiet yet powerful form of protest, addressing themes of individual erasure, social conformity, political control, and the tension between the individual and collective identity. By making himself physically disappear, Liu draws attention to the often unseen forces that shape modern life, including globalization, consumerism, and surveillance culture.
Liu Bolin’s work has been exhibited widely in major museums and international exhibitions, bridging performance, photography, and conceptual art. Through his carefully staged images, he invites viewers to slow down, look closely, and question what — and who — is allowed to remain visible within contemporary society.
Emerging from the Chinese contemporary art scene in the early 2000s, Liu’s work developed in response to the demolition of Beijing’s artist villages and the increasing pressures placed on independent artistic expression. His ongoing series, Hiding in the City, functions as a quiet yet powerful form of protest, addressing themes of individual erasure, social conformity, political control, and the tension between the individual and collective identity. By making himself physically disappear, Liu draws attention to the often unseen forces that shape modern life, including globalization, consumerism, and surveillance culture.
Liu Bolin’s work has been exhibited widely in major museums and international exhibitions, bridging performance, photography, and conceptual art. Through his carefully staged images, he invites viewers to slow down, look closely, and question what — and who — is allowed to remain visible within contemporary society.
Liu Bolin
Chinese Report #2
$16,550
