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Lot 22

ZHENG TAIJUN (Chinese, b.1960)
ink on canvas.
One red seal of the artist.

鄭泰均 《無題》水墨布面
60 x 50cm

Estimate $1,000 - $2,000

Unsold


East and West Art Gallery, Melbourne, acquired directly from the artist.


Melbourne, East and West Art Gallery, Enlightenment: Then and Now: Zheng Tai Jun with Chinese Ink Paintings on canvas, Oct., 2014.



Zheng Taijun is a celebrated Chinese artist known for his innovative approach to traditional Chinese painting and calligraphy, blending classical techniques with contemporary themes. Born in 1960 in China, Zheng's artistic journey has been shaped by both rigorous academic training and a deep connection to his cultural heritage. Over the years, he has gained recognition for his mastery of ink and brush techniques, as well as his bold, modern interpretations of traditional Chinese art.

Zheng's work is distinguished by his expressive use of calligraphy and landscape painting, where fluid brushstrokes convey both motion and stillness. His compositions often evoke a sense of harmony between nature and the individual, reflecting the underlying philosophies of Chinese culture. His distinctive fusion of abstract and realist elements in his landscapes results in paintings that are at once grounded in tradition and open to modern interpretation.

His career has spanned over several decades, with his works featured in exhibitions across China, Europe, and the United States. Zheng's ink paintings have captivated global audiences with their delicate balance of form and energy, offering viewers a unique insight into the ancient art of Chinese brushwork, reimagined through a modern lens.

In addition to his exhibitions, Zheng Taijun's works have been included in prestigious collections and widely recognized in major art platforms, making him one of the most sought-after contemporary Chinese artists. His landscape paintings, often imbued with symbolic meaning, have earned accolades from collectors and art critics alike, establishing him as an influential figure in the modern Chinese art scene.

Zheng's art continues to reflect a profound respect for Chinese traditions while also pushing the boundaries of creative expression, making his works highly desirable for collectors seeking to acquire pieces that capture both timeless beauty and innovative vision.

Marjorie Ho and the Legacy of East and West Art

AUCTION
Sale: LJ8783
11:00am - 8 June 2025
Hawthorn

VIEWING
Thu 5 - Sat 7 June, 10am - 4pm
2 Oxley Rd, Hawthorn VIC

CONTACT
Luke Guan
asianart@leonardjoel.com.au


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