Sam Francis

Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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

Big Inkstone 1, 2016

Limited Edition Print - Etching

EUR 3,000

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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Su Xiaobai, Big Inkstone 3, 2018, etching and aquatint. Dark, textured square with a faint circular impression in the center on a light background.

Xiaobai Su

Big Inkstone 3, 2018

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Etching And Aquatint

EUR 3,000

Su Xiaobai's Big Inkstone 4 etching and aquatint, dark monochromatic square with textured, aged surface and worn edges.

Xiaobai Su

Big Inkstone 4, 2018

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Etching And Aquatint

EUR 3,000

Su Xiaobai's Imperial Academy 1, etching and aquatint print with textured central field in earthy tones framed by black borders.

Xiaobai Su

Imperial Academy 1, 2018

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Etching And Aquatint

EUR 3,000

Su Xiaobai Big Inkstone 2 photoetching with dark, textured square composition evoking an inkstone, minimal and meditative design.

Xiaobai Su

Big Inkstone 2 , 2016

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Etching

EUR 3,000

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

Limited Edition Print

Etching

EUR 3,000

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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Etching

EUR 1,800

Su Xiaobai's Kuanhou - Autumn aquatint featuring a dark blurred square with lighter edges on a minimal background.

Xiaobai Su

Kuanhou - Autumn , 2015

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Aquatint

EUR 3,000

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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Etching

EUR 3,000

Su Xiaobai's Kuanhou-Summer etching with a central red-orange square, evoking warmth and depth, on a minimalist background.

Xiaobai Su

Kuanhou-Summer , 2015

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Etching

EUR 3,000

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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Etching

EUR 3,000

Su Xiaobai's Intactness D etching with cracked, textured surface on a monochromatic background, resembling aged material.

Xiaobai Su

Intactness D , 2015

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Etching

EUR 3,000

Su Xiaobai's Intactness C etching showing a cracked, textured square in earthy tones, evoking aged or weathered surfaces on a light background.

Xiaobai Su

Intactness C , 2015

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Etching

EUR 3,000

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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Etching

EUR 3,000

Su Xiaobai Intactness A etching with earthy square, rough edges, and weathered texture on light background.

Xiaobai Su

Intactness A, 2015

Limited Edition Print

Etching

EUR 3,000

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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.

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