Yu Han Xi was born in 1976 in Hunan. He had greatly impressed with his superior technical skills that surpassed even artists of an earlier generation. Stunning in their compositions and sometimes with a slight surrealistic element, his paintings of Tibetans are often large in scale, perfectly rendered with unbelievably realistic details and an amazing photographic quality. Not only are we immediately drawn into the mystical world of the Tibetan highlands and its people through Yu’s work, we can also appreciate the different textures depicted and marvel at the mysterious identity and at times, meditative expression of the subject portrayed.
Yu Hanxi’s works are full of religious colors and unique characters. In particular, his grasp of light and shadow makes the picture bloom with gorgeous brilliance and adds a sense of mystery to the picture.The devotion and kindness of the elders, the innocence and daze of the young, the persistence and hope of the young…The works show the painter’s profound oil painting skills and humanistic temperament from the composition, color, character shape and inner spiritual temperament, and also show the pulse of the painter’s life and his artistic concept.
Education
1995 Hunan Institute of Fine Arts, Hunan, China
1999 Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China
Selected Exhibitions
2009 Spring Season Beijing Oil Painting Invitation Exhibition, The Beijing World Art Museum, Beijing, China
2010 Chinese Art Touring Exhibition by the Chinese Culture Promotion Society, Art Expo New York, New York, USA
2010 2nd Yueyang Cultural Award, Hunan, China
2010 Experiment and Excel 2nd National Small Oil Painting Exhibition, The National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China
2010 3rd Beijing International Art Biennale, The National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China
2011 90th Anniversary of the Founding of the CPC Invitation Exhibition, Sunshine Museum, Beijing, China
2011 “Focus on Talents” Finalists Exhibition, Today Art Museum, Beijing, China