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ERIC HO KAY-NAM (HE JILAN, B. 1974)
Urban Illusion
Scroll, mounted and framed, ink and colour on paper
58 x 57.5 cm. (22 78 x 22 58 in.)
Two seals of the artist
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Inspired at an early age by his father He Baili, the renowned Chinese painter of the Lingnan School, Eric has taken his interest in visual arts since his youth. Born in Hong Kong and then moved to Canada in the 80s, Eric received his Bachelor degree with a specialised honour in Fine Arts from York University (Ontario, Canada) in 1997. In 2003, he obtained his Master degree in Design Management from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. During his stay in Canada, he organised and curated numerous art and charity exhibitions. He also exhibited in several art fairs and exhibitions in the U.S. and Canada. Eric has explored his art with different mediums such as oil painting, watercolors, photography, sculpting, printmaking, Chinese ink painting and Chinese calligraphy. Born into the Eastern culture, but raised in a Western environment, his creative artworks also reflect this mixed cultural influence and has been collected by overseas organisations and collectors alike. His recent artworks produced in Hong Kong have continued this artistic conception. By using Chinese ink painting skills to represent the Yin and the Yang, two opposing principles in nature, Eric draws on his understandings of Chinese philosophy together with modern art and Chinese calligraphy and reflects them with his own unique style and interpretations.

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