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Dedicated to sharing visual culture with the world, M+ offers a wide selection of art prints in various formats, including print, poster, and postcard. Each piece has been chosen from our collection and is currently displayed in the museum.
This postcard features Untitled by Liu Wei, part of the M+ Sigg Collection , Hong Kong. Serving as a quintessential museum keepsake, it can be displayed at home, the office, or wherever visual culture will is well received. All M+ postcards are printed in Hong Kong with Soy Ink to avoid print or pen bleed, and are environmentally friendly.
This postcard features Untitled by Liu Wei, part of the M+ Sigg Collection , Hong Kong. Serving as a quintessential museum keepsake, it can be displayed at home, the office, or wherever visual culture will is well received. All M+ postcards are printed in Hong Kong with Soy Ink to avoid print or pen bleed, and are environmentally friendly.
About Artwork
This oil painting depicts a dog emerging from a field of pink in the centre of the composition. The dog’s snout and teeth are painted realistically, while its body and legs are outlined faintly. Dripped paint can be seen in the foreground, which is painted with irregular and vigorous brushstrokes. Red paint is thickly applied to the area below the dog’s snout, suggesting a wound. The background features flowers, most of which are a metallic green colour, with two pink blooms and one yellow one among them. The blend of abstract and figural representations and the expressive brushwork are characteristic of Liu Wei’s paintings, which often feature depictions of grotesque and distorted figures. Liu is a key figure of the cynical realism movement that emerged from discontent in China in the 1990s. In this work, the representation of the dog recalls his depictions of nude women and pigs with imagery of rotting flesh, and evokes a sense of decay in a society that has lost its spiritual centre. Liu’s later work reveals diverse influences from Chinese calligraphy, ancient architecture, and landscapes.
Size: 14.8 x 10.5 cm (A6)
Materials: L.H Symbol Card C1S 360gsm Premium White (793-36050), Elemental Chlorine free (ECF), Acid free, Biodegradable, heavy metal absence, recyclable, ISO 9706 Long Life Certificate, FSC Certified
Print: Off-set print
Origin: Europe / Hong Kong
Care: Post or display proudly.
This oil painting depicts a dog emerging from a field of pink in the centre of the composition. The dog’s snout and teeth are painted realistically, while its body and legs are outlined faintly. Dripped paint can be seen in the foreground, which is painted with irregular and vigorous brushstrokes. Red paint is thickly applied to the area below the dog’s snout, suggesting a wound. The background features flowers, most of which are a metallic green colour, with two pink blooms and one yellow one among them. The blend of abstract and figural representations and the expressive brushwork are characteristic of Liu Wei’s paintings, which often feature depictions of grotesque and distorted figures. Liu is a key figure of the cynical realism movement that emerged from discontent in China in the 1990s. In this work, the representation of the dog recalls his depictions of nude women and pigs with imagery of rotting flesh, and evokes a sense of decay in a society that has lost its spiritual centre. Liu’s later work reveals diverse influences from Chinese calligraphy, ancient architecture, and landscapes.
Size: 14.8 x 10.5 cm (A6)
Materials: L.H Symbol Card C1S 360gsm Premium White (793-36050), Elemental Chlorine free (ECF), Acid free, Biodegradable, heavy metal absence, recyclable, ISO 9706 Long Life Certificate, FSC Certified
Print: Off-set print
Origin: Europe / Hong Kong
Care: Post or display proudly.
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