Internationally recognised Yao Jui-Chung has exhibited worldwide including at the Venice Biennale. In his natural sceneries, Yao Jui-Chung combines elements of traditional Chinese landscape paintings infused with a modern and vibrant energy, often inserting witty daily details or Westerns symbols. While generating a visual experience for the spectator that is aesthetically beautiful and intellectually stimulating, his work also addresses main social issues - it presents golden water, air and trees as a way to highlight the preciousness of nature in our contemporary society.

Internationally recognised Pan Jian has been acquired by major collectors such as Uli Sigg and DSL Collection. Pan Jian conjures up elements from the tradition of Chinese landscape painting with reminiscences of Rothko’s meditative quality, Yves Klein’s deep blue and Zao Wou-Ki’s flowing energy. By painting chaotic silhouettes of leaves and branches, Pan Jian explores uninhabited deep forests through an electrifying and intense colour palette, creating landscapes that are both symbolic and real at once.

Well established artist He Sen is renowned for his iconic landscape compositions merging traditional features with a wide range of contemporary elements and meditative shades, conveying vibrancy and new perspectives. His artworks evoke a sense of musicality; they seem to follow a rhythm and a natural development of a lyrical composition.

Le Guo is a well respected artist with international achievements. He has been invited to deliver lectures at The British Museum, Sotheby’s Institute of Art and Xi’An University, amongst different venues. Le Guo’s paintings present intense visions of colour, organic forms and undefined shapes. His inner abstract landscapes bear influences by both Western Expressionism and Surrealism, as well as by Chinese philosophies and classical art. They are triggered by a continuous dialogue between physical and emotional, conscious and unconscious, internal and external.