Jingdong, Shen | Salute (Duo), 2013 — available on Composition Gallery
Stainless Steel - mentioned price is for 1 piece
Salute (Duo) by Jingdong Shen is a stainless steel sculpture featuring two identical figures standing side by side, each in a military salute. The polished, reflective surface of the metal lends a modern and almost surreal quality to the work, amplifying its commentary on uniformity and authority. The figures, with simplified features and rigid postures, evoke a sense of disciplined obedience while subtly critiquing mass conformity. This 2013 sculpture, standing 100 cm tall, uses the iconic imagery of a saluting soldier to explore themes of identity within collective systems, making a statement that is both playful and provocative.
Artwork Copyright © Shen Jingdong
Shen Jingdong (China, 1965) is a contemporary Chinese artist renowned for his vibrant paintings and sculptures that reinterpret traditional Chinese iconography. Drawing from his 16-year experience in the military, Shen's work often features stylized depictions of soldiers and cultural symbols, blending pop art aesthetics with social commentary. His art challenges conventional narratives, offering a playful yet critical perspective on modern Chinese society.
Artwork Copyright © Shen Jingdong

Salute (Duo), 2013

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Stainless Steel - mentioned price is for 1 piece
Salute (Duo) by Jingdong Shen is a stainless steel sculpture featuring two identical figures standing side by side, each in a military salute. The polished, reflective surface of the metal lends a modern and almost surreal quality to the work, amplifying its commentary on uniformity and authority. The figures, with simplified features and rigid postures, evoke a sense of disciplined obedience while subtly critiquing mass conformity. This 2013 sculpture, standing 100 cm tall, uses the iconic imagery of a saluting soldier to explore themes of identity within collective systems, making a statement that is both playful and provocative.
Artwork Copyright © Shen Jingdong
Shen Jingdong (China, 1965) is a contemporary Chinese artist renowned for his vibrant paintings and sculptures that reinterpret traditional Chinese iconography. Drawing from his 16-year experience in the military, Shen's work often features stylized depictions of soldiers and cultural symbols, blending pop art aesthetics with social commentary. His art challenges conventional narratives, offering a playful yet critical perspective on modern Chinese society.
Artwork Copyright © Shen Jingdong
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What is Chinese contemporary art?

What is Chinese contemporary art?

Chinese Contemporary Art is marked by a wide range of styles and experimental approaches. In the 1980s, avant-garde exhibitions were often shut down by government officials. The 1990s saw the rise of political pop and cynical realism, while China's One-Child Policy influenced artists to explore the individual as a subject matter.

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