Spirit: The Paintings of Q. Wang is a collection of Modern paintings by Q. Wang, Also a current resident of Southern California. In this"Coffee table" design of high quality art-book of 44 selected works of celebrity Q. Wang created throughout the period from 2006 through 2010, are exhibited with just name and date of source; leaving the viewer to"sense that the artwork", or as mentioned in the Preface,"listen to the music" with no diversion of a story.
Working with oil over traditional sized canvases, Q. Wang's job is readily categorized as being contemporary art, abstract, with lines and color in rather distinctive and remarkable ways. Although, true Q. Wang publicly discusses his fascination with the artwork of Maurice Utrillo, I feel a few subliminal influence by other renowned artists. I think that the American legend Alexander Calder aligned with his drifting contours; combined with facets reminiscent of Andy Warhol at hisHillary Clinton portrait; Pablo Picasso and Vincent Van Gough with a few cubism. This said, the creativity of Q. Wang stands on his own virtue using a basic Asian influence.
Just because it's clear to a viewer when an image on a wall has been hung in an angle, not being directly, it's incredibly remarkable how parallel, vertical, round and precise the geometric shapes are inside Q. Wang's work. He surely has an extremely innovative mathematical spatial relation facet to his artwork, leading to hypnotizing introspection and, in my own case, an extremely psychological effect. His heart ability brings simplicity fit and form. One of, if not my true favourite, is branded, Woman. Inside, Q. Wang carries a red circle, two red domes along with a red triangle positioned over flat coloured backgrounds bringing to mind a"naked" like a Hermann Rorschach inkblot test showing my own ideas. As universal highway and construction signage uses stick figures to represent people related to security or perhaps a bathroom, these amounts are global and global in its own representation of the love inside humankind.
I really could go on and speak about Q. Wang's use of dimensional connections in his landscapes, or his clear awareness of enthusiasm for a woman that he painted, or perhaps the humor within his job; however to know his job you merely should see it. Alongside getting the chance to see a gallery together with his job, this book is readily purchased and will really repaint the library of any art-loving collector. As the famed French movie manufacturer Jean-Luc Godard said,"It is not where you take items from it's where you take them " Q. Wang has taken me farther in the appreciation of my environment, individuals, and also love.That's what art is all about.