ABOUT wei gallery
Established in Hong Kong in 2017 by esteemed art collector Ms. Amanda Wei, Wei Gallery is dedicated to promoting contemporary artists with diverse cultural backgrounds and unique artistic perspectives. With a core focus on Eastern aesthetics, the gallery integrates an international artistic vision, aiming to provide a high-caliber platform for art sharing and collecting for art enthusiasts worldwide.
Wei Gallery upholds the principle of " Art without Borders," focusing on discovering and promoting artists with profound cultural heritage and innovative spirit. The gallery emphasizes not only the aesthetic value of artworks but also the cultural connotations and humanity behind them. Through close collaboration with leading global academic institutions, curators, scholars, and collectors, Wei Gallery regularly hosts diverse art exhibitions, academic seminars, and publishing projects, promoting in-depth dialogue and exchange between Eastern and Western art.
Currently, Wei Gallery represents and promotes the following artists:
- Alixe Fu: Born in Taiwan (China) and currently residing in France, Alixe Fu's work blends Eastern philosophy with Western expressionism. Her unique use of color and emotional expression has garnered international acclaim.
- Li Chi Wen: Born in Hong Kong (China). Li Chi Wen has lived and worked in Taiwan (China) and mainland China. His works are known for their delicate and profound cultural reflections, showcasing the integration and collision of cross-regional cultures.
- Ceet Fouad: Born in Morocco and currently working and living in France and Hong Kong (China), Ceet Fouad has become a significant representative of contemporary art with his vibrant street art style.
- Tsuguharu Foujita: A Japanese-French artist and one of the most influential Eastern artists of the 20th century, Foujita's works are renowned for their delicate lines and unique milky-white tones, blending the essence of Eastern and Western art.
- Tan Ping: A graduate of the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing and one of the first Chinese artists to study in Germany, Tan Ping's work is primarily abstract expressionist. His unique composition and use of color are highly regarded in the international art scene.
- Kim Ilryong: A graduate and former faculty member of Seoul National University of Fine Arts, currently working and living in Beijing, Kim Ilryong's works are characterized by minimalism and abstract expression, exploring the subtle relationships between space, light, and material, showcasing the fusion of Eastern and Western aesthetics.
- Lin Fengmian: As one of the pioneers of modern Chinese art in the 20th century, Lin Fengmian profoundly influenced the development of modern Chinese art with his unique artistic style. His works blend traditional Chinese painting with Western modern art techniques, demonstrating the integration and innovation of Eastern and Western cultures.