Zhuang Hong Yi (1962) - Flowerbed

Zhuang Hong Yi
Flowerbed, 2015
Rice paper, acrylic paint, ink and varnish on canvas
70 × 90 × 15 cm
Unique
Hand-signed by artist, Signed on the reverse
Certificate of authenticity ( issued by the Gallery )

Provenance:
Abraham Art Gallery, Eindhoven

Shipping:
Due the fragility shipping will be in a wooden frame or personal delivery in the Netherlands.

Condition:
There is some minor damage along the edges, likely caused by the painting having been placed on the ground. Please look carefully at the pictures.

Zhuang Hong Yi (born 1962) is a contemporary artist originally from Sichuan, China, who is now based in Amsterdam. He studied at the Sichuan College of Fine Arts before moving to Europe.
He is best known for his unique floral artworks made from thousands of small pieces of folded rice paper. These are carefully arranged and painted to create rich, textured surfaces that sit between painting and sculpture. A special feature of his work is the way the colors shift when viewed from different angles, giving the pieces a dynamic, almost changing appearance.
His art combines influences from traditional Chinese culture—especially themes of nature, harmony, and balance—with contemporary Western techniques. The flower motifs often symbolize beauty, growth, and the passage of time.
Zhuang Hong Yi’s work has been exhibited internationally and is collected worldwide. His distinctive style makes his pieces both visually striking and highly recognizable in contemporary art.