Exhibitions - “Sense of Illusion” Flambé Glaze Ceramic Art & Painting Exhibition
| Date | ： | 15th August, 2015- 31st October, 2015 |
| Time | ： | Mondays to Saturdays 10:00 am – 6:00 pm |
Sundays and Public Holidays by appointments only | ||
| Venue | ： | Cheer Bell Gallery, Room 3E-08, 3rd floor, Phase 2, Superluck Industrial Centre, |
57 Sha Tsui Road, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong | ||
| Artists Participants | ： | Chendi, Zhu Di, Kuang Jun Min, Zeng Jing |
“Sense of Illusion" Ceramic Art & Painting Exhibition features four active artists in China and international art market, Chendi, Zhu Di, Kuang Jun Min and Zeng Jing. Their distinctive works demonstrate the illusory enchantment of Flambé Glaze in this exhibition.A new level of ceramic arts is explored by combining purity and vividness harmonically in Flambé Glaze.
This exhibition directly brings audience’s attention to the value of ceramics arts. Flambé Glaze is especially hard to reach a satisfying result as only once high temperature firing is allowed for each work. The mineral glaze naturally flows and colors during firing, adding unpredictability to the delicate ceramic works. Such practices of Flambé Glaze recall the historic ceramic art’s vitality, and return its foundational artistic value to ceramics arts.
Artists Participants
Chendi | ： | Chendi (alias Tie Huang) was born in Shandong province in 1973. The ethos of realismand provocative themes in Chendi’s early paintings has matured, yet extended in his ceramics art of today with an overlay of the rebellious texture and striking colors characteristic of Flambé Glaze. |
Zhu Di | ： | Zhu Di was born in Anhui province in 1969. His works cross-fertilized western aesthetics with Chinese ceramic traditions. Zhu Di has chosen Flambé Glaze as his ceramic mediumfor the barely-constrained bursts of colours, forms and textures lends spontaneity to his abstract renderings of seasonal landscapes and topography. |
Kuang Jun Min | ： | Kuang Jun Min was born in Hunan province in 1980. With his background in oil paint, Kuang Jun Min’s work invokes an essentially western artistic expression in a medium that is historically Chinese. His ceramic art often incorporates an element with an explosive colour palate within a wholly cohesive composition. |
Zeng Jing | ： | Zeng Jing was born in Hunan province in 1982. Jing’s artistic expression on ceramics often finds inspiration in Mother Nature that is unfolding around her. Each of her ceramic paintings is a momentary capture of their unfolding story in full emotional and kinetic dynamism. |