HOFA gallery is pleased to announce the solo exhibition of Chinese artist Zheng Lu.
Distinguished by his gravity-defying sculptural compositions, Zheng Lu is internationally recognised, collected and exhibited in significant galleries and museums such as Museum of Contemporary Art, Taiwan, Parkview Museum, Beijing, and Long Museum, Shanghai, China.
While still in school, Zheng Lu was awarded the LVMH Prize enabling a three months training programme at The École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts, ENSBA. Arguably becoming the worlds most recognised and appreciated Chinese contemporary artist, signing collaborations with world renowned luxury brand RIMOWA and designing the Jane Alexander Global Wildlife Ambassador Award, presented to His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco, the past year.
Movement, nature and manipulated steel are the commanding components within his discipline. With his works equally adaptable to outdoor and indoor spaces, as seen with his large scale site specific works. His artistic language translates into complex concepts, including reflective mediums, intricate script and the notion of water. These collaborating elements are heightened through a coherent framework that explore existential conditions and relationships between human and environment.
While still in school, Zheng Lu was awarded the LVMH Prize enabling a three months training programme at The École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts, ENSBA. Arguably becoming the worlds most recognised and appreciated Chinese contemporary artist, signing collaborations with world renowned luxury brand RIMOWA and designing the Jane Alexander Global Wildlife Ambassador Award, presented to His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco, the past year.
Movement, nature and manipulated steel are the commanding components within his discipline. With his works equally adaptable to outdoor and indoor spaces, as seen with his large scale site specific works. His artistic language translates into complex concepts, including reflective mediums, intricate script and the notion of water. These collaborating elements are heightened through a coherent framework that explore existential conditions and relationships between human and environment.
