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Galerie Loft

Loft Selection

Group exhibition

17/12/2019 - 11/01/2020

At the end of 2019, Galerie Loft presents a selection of works inviting us to travel through space.

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At the end of 2019, Galerie Loft presents a selection of works inviting us to travel through space.

With Arx Lee, Chen Man, Guillaume Piéchaud, Philippe Hiquily, La Fratrie, Li Lihong, Francesco Marino Di Teana, Ma Sibo, Mehdi Mirbagheri, Mun-gi Yang, and Yang Liming.

Exhibition until January 11, 2020.

Artists

Arx Lee (Li Chaoxiong)

Arx Lee (Li Chaoxiong)

In research of the meaning of life, Li Chaoxiong (Arx Lee), a genius illustrator, gradually creates different poetic universes where the heroes and dreamers live. Since his childhood, the artist is immersed in the world of superheroes, cartoons and illustration. Developing his style in different artistic disciplines, such as painting, illustration, design, sculpture and photography, Li has gradually found his own language and mastered the codes of literary narration and of plastic and digital composition. Undoubtedly his unique painting style and figurative language are representative of what China has best to offer among the young generation.

Li Lihong

Li Lihong

Born in 1974 in Jingdezhen, a city that has been considered for centuries as the world capital of porcelain, LI LIHONG started his training of the arts of ceramics at a very young age under the supervision of the great master Qin Xiling. Even if his work finds inspiration in the traditional royal porcelains, that have made the reputation of his village, Li Lihong conceives his works with a completely contemporary approach. He reinvents Chinese porcelain in a radical manner; after having taken in all the different international influences that the Chinese assimilated after the implantation on their territory of worldwide firms such as Coca-Cola or Mac Donald’s in the 1980’s.

Ma Sibo

Ma Sibo

Strongly inspired by Impressionism, Ma Sibo likes to paint "fuzzy and imperceptible" landscapes where shadow and light enter into dialogue. His color-graded, layered and retouched works draw viewers into a poetic dream world. The everyday objects that inhabit his paintings specifically evoke the era of the 1990s in China and unfold as a staging of memory, personal but also collective.