TA Duy Tung (1961) - Vibration Pokémon ↑80 →80 cm

Title of the work: Vibration Pokémon (2026)
In homage to Satoshi Tajiri (田尻 智, Tajiri Satoshi)
Hand-painted (oil on canvas)
Dimensions: 80 × 80 cm
Reference: 11- L23-0626-11
Artist: TA Duy Tung (1961)
Origin: Hai Phong (Vietnam)
A magnificent original contemporary canvas painted in the artist TA Duy Tung's studio.
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Biography of TA Duy Tung (1961).
Born in 1961 in Hai Phong, Vietnam.

TA Duy Tung is a Vietnamese contemporary painter born in 1961 in Hai Phong. A respected figure on the art scene of his hometown, he has developed a unique visual language that oscillates between psychological realism and lyrical abstraction.
Style and Artistic Vision
His work is distinguished by a deep exploration of the human figure, often staged in fragmented or partially concealed compositions. Through the use of strong chromatic contrasts — such as the shift from black and white to vivid color touches, or the contrast between dark backgrounds and warm flesh tones — he captures the interiority of his subjects.
• The Gaze and Silence: His portraits, whether frontal or profile, exude a melancholic serenity. The attention to the details of the gaze or the curve of a face testifies to great technical mastery.
• Technique: The artist plays with material, using broad, textured brushstrokes to create effects of movement or erasure, often symbolizing the passage of time or the duality of identity.
Themes
The themes of femininity, urban memory, and traditional culture are at the heart of his work. Whether through silhouettes of ghostly cities rising behind a face or the elegance of a woman dressed in ethnic motifs, Ta Duy Tung weaves a link between Vietnam's cultural heritage and introspective modernity.
Today, his paintings are appreciated for their ability to evoke an immediate emotion, inviting the viewer on a journey beyond the image, into the corners of the human soul.