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// No. 9 by Yang Shao Bin is a powerful lithograph from 2003 that conveys raw emotion and visceral tension. This limited-edition print, notable for its bold, contrasting tones of red, orange, and flesh, depicts two distorted faces in a fierce, almost grotesque interaction. The figures appear locked in a primal struggle, with one man's face stretched and pulled by the other’s intense grip, while expressions of agony and rage dominate. The dripping lines of color emphasize the intensity and fluidity of the scene, adding to the sense of physicality and violence. Yang Shao Bin's work often explores themes of human conflict and psychological pain, and No. 9 is a compelling study of aggression and vulnerability.
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// No. 9 by Yang Shao Bin is a powerful lithograph from 2003 that conveys raw emotion and visceral tension. This limited-edition print, notable for its bold, contrasting tones of red, orange, and flesh, depicts two distorted faces in a fierce, almost grotesque interaction. The figures appear locked in a primal struggle, with one man's face stretched and pulled by the other’s intense grip, while expressions of agony and rage dominate. The dripping lines of color emphasize the intensity and fluidity of the scene, adding to the sense of physicality and violence. Yang Shao Bin's work often explores themes of human conflict and psychological pain, and No. 9 is a compelling study of aggression and vulnerability.
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No. 9, 2003
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