Li Xi

b. 1979, Liaoning, China. Li Xi is recognized for her contributions to painting and ink art, and her works are celebrated for their meticulous technique and engagement with both traditional and contemporary Chinese aesthetics. Li Xi’s practice is rooted in painting and ink art, where she explores the intersections of tradition and innovation. Her works often reflect a deep respect for classical Chinese art forms while simultaneously embracing modern themes and techniques. This duality has positioned her as a notable figure among her contemporaries in China’s vibrant art scene.

Li Xi’s art has been featured in several significant exhibitions, both solo and group. Notably, her works are part of the prestigious M+ Sigg Collection in Hong Kong, which is known for its comprehensive representation of Chinese contemporary art. One of the key exhibitions featuring her work was “The Art of Collecting: The first chapter of the Benjamin Sigg Collection” which was rebranded to the BK SIGG Collection in 2024. This exhibition was held at Poly Gallery and later at COBO House in Hong Kong in 2016. Curated from the renowned collection, the show presented a diverse range of contemporary artists, highlighting the evolution and vitality of the scene. Li Xi’s inclusion in this collection and exhibition underscores her relevance and recognition within the field. The exhibition was notable for its public engagement, including guided tours and discussions about the importance of collecting and appreciating contemporary Chinese art in Hong Kong’s dynamic cultural landscape. Li Xi’s works are held in several significant collections, most prominently the M+ Sigg Collection. This further cements her status as an important voice in contemporary Chinese painting and ink art. As of early 2025, there are no widely documented new solo exhibitions or major public projects specifically attributed to Li Xi.