Hsia Yan(1932-)
Autumn Harvest
1967
73x40cm
Acrylic on linen
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About Work
In 1963 Hsia Yan went to Europe and developed his "Fuzzy Man" painting style. "Fuzzy Man" refers to the figures he depicts using trembling and chaotic lines. This blurred form suggests a sense of alienation in modern life, conveying the isolation and confusion individuals feel in a rapidly changing society. [Autumn Harvest] (1967) uses the "Fuzzy Man" technique, which also reflects Hsia Yang's feelings of loneliness and discomfort as a foreigner, capturing his emotional experience of not fitting in with the culture of the new environment.
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