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JIN Yangping, <Balloon Hit NO.1>, Painting on screen, mixed materials, 230x310cm, 2016JIN Yangping, <Balloon Hit NO.2>, Painting on screen, mixed materials, 230x310cm, 2016 JIN Yangping, <Stand By>, Painting on screen, mixed materials, 230x310cm, 2016
JIN Yangping Balloon Hit NO.1
Artist Jin Yangping enjoys the disillusionment and disgust left of modernism and socialism, and openly creates ‘B-class paintings’. ‘B-class paintings’ describes the tendency of openly distorting and overthrowing mainstream values and forms in order to attack the universal weaknesses the spirit of humanity has and the fundamental vulnerability of contemporary human existence. As if Deconstructivism denounces the oppressive nature of Stalinism as well as deconstructs metadiscourse of Neoliberalism, the artist attacks both the form and the content of Chinese art of the times. Jin Yangping mocks creativity and originality, and does not pursue completion of works. His work is expressed in a discontinuous, random and fragmented manner. The works of Jin Yangping are ‘anti periodical philosophy’, and that is the way a ‘B-class artist’ paints. |
