Xia xiaowan

夏小万 Xia Xiaowan This man has found something! While his art is impressively strong and, somehow, reminding of Francis Bacon, the "painting in volume" literally brings a new dimension to reading a picture in depth. Certainly not his purpose or intention but I foresee there some strong hint, some new hypothese and anyway a strong food for thoughts about 3D perception. Links: artnet.com en.wikipedia.org ionly.com.cn

David Spriggs uses a combinations of acrylic paint and transparent plastic sheets to create sculptural installations with images floating within them. Spriggs divides his abstract designs into layers and paints them one by one until they accumulate into an illusory final product. His work focuses on radiating patterns that evoke various cosmic phenomena. With his strategic use of lighting, the nebulas come to life and appear to levitate before the viewer.

Untitled By Xia Xiaowan ,1999

Xia XiaoWan, a genius in his own field. He Has created some of the most beautiful paintings using various amounts of glass panes, layering sections of one painting on top of another to create a 3 dimensional maste

Xia Xiaowan

Xia Xiaowan is a contemporary Chinese painter and sculptor. Best known for his three-dimensional, painted works, Xia has pioneered a unique process that mimics MRI sequence imaging. In his meticulous practice, many small slivers of form are painted on sequential panes of glass which, when affixed together, result in a holographic and illusory object.

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Hi-Fructose Magazine travels the globe to bring you the best New Contemporary Art with Vol.23!With our next issue, on stands in April, we scratch the surface with the portrait murals of VHILS, are haunted by the dark paintings of Chilean painter Victor Castillo, we consume the disturbingly delicious sculptures of Dirk Staschke, discover the paintings of Joyce Ho, then cross section the glass pane paintings of Xia Xiaowan, we get possessed by the work of Belgian painter of Stephan Balleux…