Xiaobai Su – Kuanhou-Summer, 2015 – Etching, aquatint and spite bite
Etching, aquatint and spite bite
Su Xiaobai's Kuanhou-Summer (2015) captures a profound simplicity through an etching layered with aquatint and spit bite techniques. This limited edition print, with its warm red and orange hues concentrated within a central square, exudes a quiet, radiant intensity reminiscent of the summer heat. The textured and subtly graduated color tones evoke depth and invite meditation, while the square form provides a sense of grounded balance. Xiaobai’s minimalist approach, combined with his meticulous layering techniques, emphasizes the tactile quality of the print, making the abstract composition a meditative experience on the vibrancy of color and form.
Artwork Copyright © Xiaobai Su
Su Xiaobai (China, 1949) is a contemporary artist known for his abstract works that explore color, texture, and form. After studying at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, he developed a unique style incorporating traditional Chinese lacquer techniques with modern abstraction. Su's art often reflects themes of existence and perception, bridging Eastern and Western artistic philosophies.
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Etching, aquatint and spite bite
Su Xiaobai's Kuanhou-Summer (2015) captures a profound simplicity through an etching layered with aquatint and spit bite techniques. This limited edition print, with its warm red and orange hues concentrated within a central square, exudes a quiet, radiant intensity reminiscent of the summer heat. The textured and subtly graduated color tones evoke depth and invite meditation, while the square form provides a sense of grounded balance. Xiaobai’s minimalist approach, combined with his meticulous layering techniques, emphasizes the tactile quality of the print, making the abstract composition a meditative experience on the vibrancy of color and form.
Artwork Copyright © Xiaobai Su
Su Xiaobai (China, 1949) is a contemporary artist known for his abstract works that explore color, texture, and form. After studying at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, he developed a unique style incorporating traditional Chinese lacquer techniques with modern abstraction. Su's art often reflects themes of existence and perception, bridging Eastern and Western artistic philosophies.
Artwork Copyright © Xiaobai Su
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