Wang Tiande 王天德
Clear Sky after the Snow at Dusk 晚看雪霁, 2019
Ink, rubbing and burn marks on xuan paper 宣纸、墨、火焰、拓片
160.5 x 115.5 cm
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Celebrated for his revolutionary takes on traditional Chinese art in China and abroad, Wang Tiande (b. 1960) is best known for his burned landscapes, consisting of a painted underlayer and...
Celebrated for his revolutionary takes on traditional Chinese art in China and abroad, Wang Tiande (b. 1960) is best known for his burned landscapes, consisting of a painted underlayer and an overlayer burned with cigarettes or incense sticks. More recently, he has incorporated into the landscapes rubbings of famous ancient steles from his own collection. In their fusion of the fleeting and the timeless, Wang Tiande’s works meditate on creation and destruction. They are both elegies to the past and celebrations of its present persistence.
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