Tag: Yang Yongliang

Yang Yongliang: The Silent Valley

Yang Yongliang: The Silent Valley

Shanghai photographer Yan Yongliang, spent much of his early life learning Chinese traditional painting, calligraphy and various art forms before graduating from the China Academy of Fine Art, Shanghai, in the Visual Communication department, where he now

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Presented on long panoramic scrolls, printed on cotton paper and red-stamped like in the ancient times. From a distance they seem to be calligraphy paintings of misty landscapes, but on closer inspection, the are actually modern city views

March 28, 2013
Incredible Photo Collages Combine Traditional Chinese Art with Modern Shanghai Life

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Yang Yongliang is a young photographer and artist from Shanghai. For ten years he studied traditional Chinese painting and calligraphy which have greatly influenced his work. His photo collages combine elements of traditional Chinese art with modern life in Shanghai

March 2, 2012