Yang Yongliang, Queensboro Bridge 皇后⼤桥, 2024. Giclee print on fine art paper or premium backlit transparencies in dimmable LED Light Boxes, edition of 1 plus 15 artist’s proofs, 60 x 60cm. Courtesy: the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf, Melbourne.

Yang Yongliang’s digital Chinese landscapes have redefined traditional landscape paintings, featuring a massive amount of urban images reconstructed, and recomposed. Poetic and quaint as it appears to be when seen from a distance, it unfolds a fable of modern civilization if one takes a closer look.

His works have been exhibited internationally and collected by public institutions worldwide.

Born in 1980 in Old Town Jiading, Shanghai, Yang studied Chinese painting since childhood. In the early 2000s, he graduated from Shanghai Institute of Design of China Academy of Art and started his experiments in multidisciplinary art. Yang currently lives and works in New York and Shanghai.

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