Huang Zhiyang

Huang Zhiyang is an acclaimed artist who combines traditional Chinese philosophies such as Daoism, Buddhism, and neo-Confucianism with modern disciplines like phenomenology, neurology, and deep ecology. His diverse artwork comprises biomorphic ink figures, striking abstract paintings, sculptures, and eco-centric installations, all of which highlight the interconnectedness of the universe. 

After completing his studies at a Taiwanese art school in 1989, Huang has been contributing to the contemporary art scene. His international exhibitions, including those in Venice, New York, Berlin, and China, have brought him worldwide recognition. Since moving to Beijing in 2006, he has created awe-inspiring works that explore life's phenomena through monumental ink paintings, silk canvases, and installations. His pieces are part of the collections of significant international art institutions, which underscores his ability to connect traditions and disciplines.