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Gong Chen

Gong Chen

Water Drops on Peach Blossoms

Undated

Medium:

Resin, Platinum Resin, Metal

Dimension:

28.3 x 25.6 x 15 in (H x W x D)

This piece exudes a strong traditional Chinese aesthetic, blending the compositional techniques of Chinese painting with the lyrical essence of classical poetry. The result is an artwork that is both exquisite and culturally profound. The piece evokes an idealized sense of home, expressing themes of love and the pursuit of a peaceful, simple life. Regardless of where one travels, this poetic sense of nostalgia remains deeply rooted in ephemeral memories—elusive yet clear. The work encapsulates quintessential Chinese imagery such as small bridges, flowing water, and the ink-wash style, embodying a deep yearning for serenity and romance.

About the Artist

Gong Chen

Gong Chen is a Visiting Professor at Peking University's Boya Advanced Think Tank and the Hong Kong Academy of Humanities and Natural Sciences. He serves as an Expert Committee Member and Judge for several top industry associations. Chen is a recipient of the prestigious Red Dot Supreme Award (Best of the Best). Among his notable collaborations is the "Chrysanthemum Terrace" sculpture, created with a renowned lyricist and featured at the Asia International Film Festival. Additionally, he co-created the "108 Heroes of Water Margin" statue alongside national treasure artist Dai Dunbang. Chen's works are celebrated for creatively blending traditional themes with contemporary aesthetics, making them especially popular among Generation Z audiences.

Other featured artists

Acritarchy

1 work

Chenlin Cai

2 works

Mengmeng Chen

1 work

Shaoyang Chen

1 work

Acritarchy

1 work

Chenlin Cai

2 works

Mengmeng Chen

1 work

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Gallery

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On the Critical Point

/

Gong Chen

Gong Chen

Water Drops on Peach Blossoms

Undated

Medium:

Resin, Platinum Resin, Metal

Dimension:

28.3 x 25.6 x 15 in (H x W x D)

This piece exudes a strong traditional Chinese aesthetic, blending the compositional techniques of Chinese painting with the lyrical essence of classical poetry. The result is an artwork that is both exquisite and culturally profound. The piece evokes an idealized sense of home, expressing themes of love and the pursuit of a peaceful, simple life. Regardless of where one travels, this poetic sense of nostalgia remains deeply rooted in ephemeral memories—elusive yet clear. The work encapsulates quintessential Chinese imagery such as small bridges, flowing water, and the ink-wash style, embodying a deep yearning for serenity and romance.

About the Artist

Gong Chen

Gong Chen is a Visiting Professor at Peking University's Boya Advanced Think Tank and the Hong Kong Academy of Humanities and Natural Sciences. He serves as an Expert Committee Member and Judge for several top industry associations. Chen is a recipient of the prestigious Red Dot Supreme Award (Best of the Best). Among his notable collaborations is the "Chrysanthemum Terrace" sculpture, created with a renowned lyricist and featured at the Asia International Film Festival. Additionally, he co-created the "108 Heroes of Water Margin" statue alongside national treasure artist Dai Dunbang. Chen's works are celebrated for creatively blending traditional themes with contemporary aesthetics, making them especially popular among Generation Z audiences.

Other featured artists

Acritarchy

1 work

Chenlin Cai

2 works

Mengmeng Chen

1 work

View all

Gallery

/

On the Critical Point

/

Gong Chen

Gong Chen

Water Drops on Peach Blossoms

Undated

Medium:

Resin, Platinum Resin, Metal

Dimension:

28.3 x 25.6 x 15 in (H x W x D)

This piece exudes a strong traditional Chinese aesthetic, blending the compositional techniques of Chinese painting with the lyrical essence of classical poetry. The result is an artwork that is both exquisite and culturally profound. The piece evokes an idealized sense of home, expressing themes of love and the pursuit of a peaceful, simple life. Regardless of where one travels, this poetic sense of nostalgia remains deeply rooted in ephemeral memories—elusive yet clear. The work encapsulates quintessential Chinese imagery such as small bridges, flowing water, and the ink-wash style, embodying a deep yearning for serenity and romance.

About the Artist

Gong Chen

Gong Chen is a Visiting Professor at Peking University's Boya Advanced Think Tank and the Hong Kong Academy of Humanities and Natural Sciences. He serves as an Expert Committee Member and Judge for several top industry associations. Chen is a recipient of the prestigious Red Dot Supreme Award (Best of the Best). Among his notable collaborations is the "Chrysanthemum Terrace" sculpture, created with a renowned lyricist and featured at the Asia International Film Festival. Additionally, he co-created the "108 Heroes of Water Margin" statue alongside national treasure artist Dai Dunbang. Chen's works are celebrated for creatively blending traditional themes with contemporary aesthetics, making them especially popular among Generation Z audiences.

Other featured artists

Acritarchy

1 work

Chenlin Cai

2 works

Mengmeng Chen

1 work

Shaoyang Chen

1 work

View all