Bunny and Bakchoi
Surrealism
56.0 x 76.0 cm
In Bakchoi, Mu Pan (Taichung City, Taiwan, 1976) depicts two monkeys disguised as Bakchoi to blend in with the rabbits so they can hunt them and roast them over a bonfire. The artist endows the monkeys with human qualities, which are not present in their nature, such as the ability to make fire and a desire to eat rabbits. Monkeys play a key role in Mu Pan’s work, as they represent human nature in its rawest form, without filters. The Asian-American artist Mu Pan has made mixing cultures his personal brand. His works present multiple narrative layers, personal reflections on human behaviour where humour and violence often come together.
mu pan (1976 –)
Mu Pan: Large-scale epic paintings explore profound themes through a unique Chinese American lens. Discover his captivating art now!
Informace o díle
- Název díla: Bunny and Bakchoi
- Umělec: mu pan
- Původní rozměry: 56.0 x 76.0 cm
- Formát: Landscape
- Stav autorských práv: Pod ochranou autorského práva
- Barevná paleta: Neutrals
- Hlavní barva: Putty
- Klíčová slova: contemporary art , surreal rabbit artwork , asian american art
- Barva a odstín: Green to Violet Spectrum
- Témata: surreal combat , animal conflict , vibrant colors