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Yang Yang (1969~), prominent Contemporary Oil Painter, Printmaker.
Studied in Central Academy of Fine Arts (1989) and Moscow National Academy of Fine Arts(1995), Solo Show at National Art Museum of China(1996).
As an artist embracing the richness and sensitivity of female sensation,
Yang Yang's works are evidence of women's forthright emotion and desire.

Obsessed with the theme of destiny,
Yang Yang painted tarots, theatrical costume and masks with a mysterious tone.
European culture and oriental sense of destiny
blend together in strong colours, representing a unique vision in contemporary Chinese art scenes.

Light blue sky, flowers, the beauty of nude bodies and loving eyes
feature in her works, they all testify to the happiness of life. Yang Yang is intriguing for her joyful bliss in the shadow of unpredictable destiny,
full of life's quietude, gentleness and passion.

Valentine's Day4
by Zhang Guanghui
Woodcut,77x48cm ,2005

In Ju Ting's huge etchings, nude women interweave with each other in silence, their faces are vague but the sense of sorrow & coldness is perceivable in the darkness.

In classical oil paintings and later in modern photographs, the nude female is consistently depicted as "appearing", as though she is aware of being looked at by man. "Men act and women appear. Men look at women. Women watch themselves being looked at." (John Berger, Ways of Seeing, 1972) Ju Ting's focus on female standpoint is unique, revealing women's mysterious unconsciousness, especially with the medium of etching.