Wang Xieda

Wang Xieda has worked with devotion to the study of text and calligraphy, the artist is not only an admirer of ancient China, is admirer of all the ancient civilizations of the world. After years of study found that many of the symbols of the earliest human civilizations shared similarities. The pictograms were the most common means to represent nature synthesizing abstract forms in simple metaphors. In all visual forms, the lines are the language of communication and dissemination most basic and effective. In the Chinese art of antiquity as far back as 2,000 years, and concepts were similar to the minimalism, at the time, the philosopher Lao Tzu wrote in his famous Tao Te Ching, “The Tao created one, created two, creates three , and the three created all beings! “. Wang’s recent works have shown Xieda old style, serious and good taste and a refreshing rhythm and elegant, reminiscent of the aesthetic origins of ancient civilizations. Drawing on simple lines and unpretentious, his sculptures and paintings construct concise and unpredictable patterns. These visual forms, like primitive totems and symbols first calligraphy, Wang explores an abstract and purely aesthetic sense, controlling the perfect harmony of the scale and pace of creating a suitable space. Momentary resonance occurs when the creator and the audience sees a certain timeless beauty of concision is the reason why many viewers fall in love with the works of Wang.