Yin Jun

Original Signed Artworks & Limited Edition Prints For Sale

Yin Jun (b. 1974 China) is a Chinese contemporary artist known for his vibrant and satirical paintings that explore themes of consumerism, cultural identity, and the complexities of modern Chinese society. His work often features exaggerated, cartoon-like figures set against bold, colorful backgrounds, reflecting the influence of both traditional Chinese art and Western pop culture.

Crying Boy

Painting - Oil On Canvas

USD 18,900

Yin Jun’s paintings are characterized by their playful yet critical approach, often depicting everyday people in exaggerated, sometimes absurd situations that comment on the rapid changes and contradictions within Chinese society. His use of humor and irony invites viewers to reflect on the impact of globalization and the blending of Eastern and Western cultures. Yin Jun’s work has been exhibited internationally, and he is regarded as a significant voice in contemporary Chinese art, particularly in discussions about the intersection of tradition and modernity.

China / male artist / Chinese Contemporary art / Political pop / Comic Strip art / Pop art

ARTWORKS BY Yin Jun

Yin Jun

Crying Series - Brothers, 2013

Painting

Oil On Canvas

USD 28,000

Yin Jun

Crying Boy, 2013

Painting

Oil On Canvas

USD 18,900

Yin Jun

Crying Series - Swimming , 2012

Painting

Oil On Canvas

EUR 14,250

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Painting

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Painting

Crying Baby, 2011

Painting

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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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