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Zeng Fanzhi, Resources

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Zeng Fanzhi - Other Resources

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Modern and contemporary artists and art - Zeng Fanzhi

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Alternative images, press release and biographical information on Zeng Fanzhi

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(PDF) Wedel is delighted to present its inaugural exhibition, Zeng Fanzhi: Paintings. This will be
the artist’s first solo exhibition in Europe and will be held at West London gallery Allsopp
Wedel.

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Additional images and information on Zeng Fanzhi
In the beginning of his artistic career Zeng Fanzhi painted apocalyptic, expressionist images, thus manipulating modernist compositional effects to intensify his sinister version of reality. His representational work reveals the place of the unconscious, the aberrant, in the construction of experience. The large, clenched hands of his subjects are almost more conspicuous than their stereotyped faces and wide-open eyes.

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Zeng Fanzhi graduated from the oil painting department of Hubei Academy of Fine Arts in 1991. He moved to Beijing in 1993, and the collection of works that can be seen here reflects the transformations that have occurred in his painting during this time, and in the face of a dense, modern, and rapidly changing, capital city.

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When Zeng Fanzhi was at school (1987-91), he particularly liked the work of the German Expressionist painters. In the third year of his studies, he put Soviet Realism aside and began to explore expressionistic approaches to painting.

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Everyone has a face but not everyone is free to wear their face as they please. That which we call professional face and public face are refined by social training and the imitation of others.

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To people familiar with Chinese contemporary painting, Zeng Fanzhi's success is closely related to his mature expressionist style and his attention to the themes of death.

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To be human is to live in uncertainty, exposed to the gaze of a merciless world. There is a stark terror at the foundation of existence, coupled with a yearning for love and acceptance, or at least for a secure perch.

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