Pres Trump Art
Dimensions 77"x 77" Framed
67"x 67" Canvas
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Artist info:

Lao (Ray) Jiang, modern artist, graduated from Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts in the early 90s, he moved to the United States in 1996 for further education. Under the influence of impressionism, modernism and realism, he has been studying figurative and abstract essence for more than 20 years, and created a lot of representative works.
The works have been showed in domestic museums and as the gifts for most famous Chinese and American people, including the Bush family, Zhaoxing Li, etc.
Painting, for him is deep in the spirit of creation, he wants to abstract and representational form and gorgeous color to express the profound essence and human emotion, skillfully used visual language to convey beyond the depth of the culture. At the same time, he draw through the "objective" and "objective", and the figurative and abstract art form expression as the ideal visual artists and "internal needs" of emotional expression, to convey the universal human feelings and thoughts. Most artists through their eyes to observe life, their purpose is to share their ideal, through the art of the concept of "From life, Above life" to a resonance. At the same time, as a modern artist, he also has a deeper level of understanding of music, music for him is the highest realm of art, he is in constant efforts to explore the relationship between music and painting, pursue and achieve a fully integrated expression as music and painting. Musicians form only through the transformation of the seven notes and let the listener express their emotions as well as to the inner emotional world of a kind of release, so that listening to the completely into the music. The so-called "want" find perfect expression in the world of music! Art is eulogized freedom, praise as well as to the release of some kind of emotional life. He said: "mentally enrich themselves and to complete their work through art language, through the integration of feeling to make a beautiful picture, music as well..."