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From the graphic potfolio Homage to Bertolt Brecht. Edition of 150 prints (numerated and EA). Paper: Fedrigoni 300, publisher Zbirka Politeo/Collection Politeo // Shen Jingdong's Homage to Bertolt Brecht 1 (2017) is a vibrant silkscreen print that captures a whimsical portrayal of a blue-skinned figure absorbed in reading a red book. This limited edition print, part of a graphic portfolio honoring the influential playwright Bertolt Brecht, presents a character with a gentle smile and bandages, suggesting resilience and introspection. Jingdong's use of bold colors and simplified, rounded forms creates an inviting, almost cartoon-like quality that contrasts with the more profound theme of homage to Brecht. Printed on Fedrigoni 300 paper and published by Collection Politeo, the piece is part of an edition of 150, highlighting its collectible nature and Jingdong's unique approach to blending playfulness with subtle depth.
Homage to Bertolt Brecht 1, 2017
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From the graphic potfolio Homage to Bertolt Brecht. Edition of 150 prints (numerated and EA). Paper: Fedrigoni 300, publisher Zbirka Politeo/Collection Politeo // Shen Jingdong's Homage to Bertolt Brecht 1 (2017) is a vibrant silkscreen print that captures a whimsical portrayal of a blue-skinned figure absorbed in reading a red book. This limited edition print, part of a graphic portfolio honoring the influential playwright Bertolt Brecht, presents a character with a gentle smile and bandages, suggesting resilience and introspection. Jingdong's use of bold colors and simplified, rounded forms creates an inviting, almost cartoon-like quality that contrasts with the more profound theme of homage to Brecht. Printed on Fedrigoni 300 paper and published by Collection Politeo, the piece is part of an edition of 150, highlighting its collectible nature and Jingdong's unique approach to blending playfulness with subtle depth.
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What is Chinese contemporary art?
Chinese Contemporary Art is marked by a wide range of styles and experimental approaches. In the 1980s, avant-garde exhibitions were often shut down by government officials. The 1990s saw the rise of political pop and cynical realism, while China's One-Child Policy influenced artists to explore the individual as a subject matter.