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Red Angel |
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164 x
120 cm. |
Date |
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1993 |
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Oil on Canvas |
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Displayed in
the permanent collection of Iklektik Designs |
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In this painting Yang evokes an
eastern spirit, but calls upon artistic forms from the Middle
Ages. By utilizing Chinese drawing techniques combined with
vivid and elegant colors, Yang conveys a pure and simple spirituality
that triumphs over the havoc of war. The pyramidal shapes used
in composition are symbolic of mankind s emergence into the
twenty-first century. He depicts the red angel, a symbol of
sincerity, kindness and beauty who protects humans. God, who
stands at her left, is blessing the red angel. A trio, who symbolizes
the past, present, and future worlds, surround her. The artist
includes a portrait of his daughter, representing the new generation
looking forward to the future with childlike innocence, and
reflecting the people s common wish for peace. The large branching
tree is protecting mankind s homeland from the pain and suffering
that war will surely bring.
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