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SOLD — Xiaobai Su | Xia-Palace | Etching, 2013

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Xia-Palace , 2013

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Su Xiaobai Big Inkstone 1 etching with dark layered textures and subtle circular form, evoking an ancient inkstone, 2016.

Xiaobai Su

Big Inkstone 1, 2016

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Su Xiaobai's Intellectual Aristocracy etching with dark, textured overlapping panels and subtle tonal variations in an abstract composition.

Xiaobai Su

Intellectual Aristocracy , 2013

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Su Xiaobai's Moonlight Halo etching featuring a deep blue square with softened edges, bordered by a faint halo on a light background.

Xiaobai Su

Moonlight Halo , 2015

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Su Xiaobai's Intactness E etching with a textured, earthy square featuring cracks and a monochromatic, weathered surface.

Xiaobai Su

Intactness E, 2015

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Su Xiaobai's Intactness B etching with earthy square featuring subtle cracks and a weathered, aged texture.

Xiaobai Su

Intactness B , 2015

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