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he does hold forth that all war brings misery and destruction. Crafted primarily in copper, works not intended as religious images but ironic new creations that speak of time and loss, endurance and physical presence.
Huan’s commitment to exploring the dimensions of tradition is always insightful. Likely the artist will settle deservedly and comfortably into the annals
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of art history as of his time and place, but also be immersed in a humanistic sensibility that is or visually abrupt, the artist has chosen a course that speaks of China, past and present, in poetic terms but also speaks of its humanity to the larger discourse, again past and present, on humanity and perhaps even the noble topic of humanism. In and eagerly anticipate as visual sage for both east and west.
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