Created By
Li Xi
Ink on paper
Curator
Artbridger Curator
Li Xi's "Being from Nothing" captivates with its nuanced exploration of form and formlessness, inviting viewers to ponder the delicate dance between structure and spontaneity. Through the intricate interplay of precise linework and ethereal washes, Li deftly navigates the liminal space where tradition meets innovation. The artwork's dynamic energy speaks volumes, echoing the rich tapestry of Chinese ink painting while pushing boundaries with a contemporary flair. In "Being from Nothing," Li Xi masterfully crafts a visual narrative that transcends time and tradition, inviting us to contemplate the profound depths of creation and dissolution.
Li Xi’s "Being from Nothing" is a striking meditation on emergence and dissolution, rendered through the timeless medium of ink on paper. In this work, Li's works orchestrate a delicate interplay between intricate linear structures and fluid, spontaneous washes. The composition oscillates between form and void, inviting the viewer to contemplate the genesis of being from the emptiness of the page. At once precise and unpredictable, the artwork evokes both the rigor of traditional Chinese ink painting and the restless spirit of contemporary experimentation.
Created By
Li Xi
92 x 66 cm | 36 x 26 in
2011
