Pang Yongjie (b. 1968), one of the leading artists of the Chinese "post-contemporary” abstract art movement, draws on the aesthetic of mid-eighth century Tang dynasty ideals of beauty that celebrate the full-figured female physique. Pang’s signature style of sensual, fluid, maternal and often humorous abstract female forms is modelled on the female figures of Tang dynasty art. Choosing to use a limited palette and a minimalist approach to execution, his works typically offer strong forms of exaggerated contours, interesting colour combinations that also reflect Pang’s Zen Buddhist beliefs: to go with the flow, living life in harmony with the natural order of things.

His works have been widely exhibited across China, in numerous Asian countries, and the United States, the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium and France.

Notable Collection

The Belgian Crown Prince, ASIATVRO, Ravenel, Zibo Museum, Bengbu College, Collection Agency from California, Museum Wurth from Germany, Shanghai Xintiandi, Hangzhou Fuji Habitat Golf Club, The Lalu from Taiwan, Beijing Radisson Blu Hotel and many private collectors

Zen Series 39, 2020

60x50 cm, Oil on canvas

Mirror Flower 2, 2021

80x60 cm, Oil on canvas

Zen Series 52, 2020

60x50 cm, Oil on canvas

Summer Garden 5, 2021

80x60 cm, Oil on canvas