Yin Jun’s earliest artistic experiences were alongside his older brother, who had taught him the basics – this is apparent in his work to this day, with a lot of his paintings depicting siblings and family units; Cry is just one of his many paintings of this kind. Yin Jun’s work adheres to a traditional Pop Art style, and like the aforementioned work ‘Cry’, many of his paintings depict round, almost caricature faces often crying as you would imagine babies to – the idea of this evokes the feeling that the paintings are designed to depict sadness or emotional distress, but the Pop Art manner – vibrant and vivid in colour - in which they are painted is comical and quirky. Read Less