About the artwork
Taking up the famous network of lines and colors in Piet Mondrian's paintings, Liu Ye chooses to invoke the history of art. Yet the figure seems to be at the origin of the drawing in front of her, about to fill a square with red. The square itself is inscribed in a format reminiscent both of Piet Mondrian's geometry and of the colors used by the Dutch painter, creating a mise en abîme.
Expert opinion
This work perfectly reflects Liu Ye's delicate universe. Over the years, the Chinese artist has developed a style that synthesizes human nature through a modern, international prism.
About the artist
Chinese artist born in 1964. Graduate of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing. Liu Ye is an artist known for his colorful style. Drawing his inspiration from the works of artists such as Piet Mondrian and Paul Klee, his work is colorful, joyful and childlike, while reactivating the practice of the great names of modern European art, as if to demonstrate his opposition to the Chinese Cultural Revolution. Present in collections around the world, his work can be admired in the permanent collections of the Shanghai Art Museum and the Long Museum.
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