Liu Ye's captivating paintings exude a playful charm on the surface, yet delve into profound reflections on cultural heritage and the essence of his homeland, China. Drawing from a diverse array of inspirations spanning from the whimsical realms of Hans Christian Andersen and Lewis Carroll to the visionary canvases of René Magritte and Piet Mondrian, Liu intricately weaves together a tapestry of influences. His artistic narrative is enriched by memories of his upbringing in China and formative years in Europe, infusing personal, political, and historical significance into his seemingly straightforward compositions. Liu's art has graced prestigious exhibitions in global art hubs such as New York, Shanghai, Berlin, Tokyo, London, Beijing, and Vienna. Notably, his works find homes in esteemed collections including the Long Museum, the M+ Sigg Collection, and the Yuz Museum. In 2017, Liu made a notable appearance at the Venice Biennale, showcasing his remarkable talent on the central pavilion stage.

Liu Ye

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Little Girl With Balloons