Though sharing the general characters of Chinese Realism Oil Painting, Wang Yidong’s works still have their own subtle artistic expression_r. Vibrant red, subtle black, sunshine and beautiful country girls are frequent elements in Wang Yidong’s works. In such a world, we can rediscover those rustic, cozy and peaceful feelings. 

    Chen Zhuo & Huang Keyi’s works portray the country as a frenzied fun park where Chairman Mao gives his blessing to roller-coaster riders, where romantic love merges happily with shopping and the sky is too blue to be true.

    Yu Hang's works not only captures fantasized imagination from traditional literature, but also illusions of cosplay game in a modern girls' dormitory. By these works, Yu Hang explores how female perceive their bodies in a male-dominated social woes. She also tries to construct a cultural and mental map, examining the fact that traditional culture imprints our obsession and fantasy on the female body.

亲爱的朋友：

我们诚挚的邀请您参加2010年9月10日至10月10日“藝術物語” 当代艺术展--楊藝術中心（北京），

敬请您的光临！

Dearest Friends,

We warmly invite you to "Art Story"   Contemporary Art Exhibition  at YANG GALLERY  Beijing from 10th September to 10th  October 2010.

We look forward to seeing you soon!!

Born 1968 in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, Li Shifeng studied at the the Hebei Normal University. Shi's paintings display an evolution from the Socialist Realism of the 1980s to the starting points of Expressive Individualism in Chinese contemporary art. Exploring the colonialist characteristics of society, Shi focus on the groping for and excavation of the world of individual inner feeling; his attitude toward life is also gradually evolved from a collective group consciousness into a self-centered creative conception of identity.

 In one sense we can proceed from external signs and totems to decode his works, yet even more important is the process of aphorizing his inner psychological world, a process to which he alludes to interpersonal interactivity through the creation of multiple identical identities. Lifeng's work has a realistic thought by using the illustration of figures in red that strive to improve their station in life.

These red figures, sometimes with a political setting often painted with a blue or black background float in an empty space, although the energy from their effort is evident. This theme has been developed by the artist during many years by studying people the come from poor circumstances but want to reach a better position of higher statues. Chairman Mao is sometimes depict as the symbol for the highest possible position to be reached in a society. The red figures are the direct and central symbols in the paintings as they float in a kind of emptiness at the same time as they fight for survival in their every day life. Aware or ignorant of where they are going or where they are coming from.

Noticeable is the cover of the long awaited new Album from Guns n' Roses “Chinese democracy”, where Shi Li Fengs work ” Red Star” is pictured.