Sun Museum is pleased to present "Variegated Memories: The Art of Leung Shek Yuen". This exhibition mirrors Leung Shek Yuen's artistic journey through three thematic sections: Huangshan Landscapes, Hong Kong Scenery, and Bird-and-Flower paintings. The monumental grandeur of Huangshan has profoundly influenced his recent stylistic evolution, while Hong Kong's scenes reflect intimate daily encounters. The bird-and-flower compositions, a cornerstone of classical painting tradition rivalling landscapes in technical demand, demonstrate his mastery beyond mountainous forms. Among the 52 exhibited works, Leung's virtuosity shines through: bold ink-wash expressions, splashed-colour techniques, spontaneous freehand brushwork, meticulous gongbi-style detailing. This corpus vividly manifests the artist's refusal to be constrained by any single approach.

Titled "Variegated Memories," this exhibition mirrors Leung Shek Yuen’s artistic journey through three thematic sections: Huangshan Landscapes, Hong Kong Scenery, and Bird-and-Flower Paintings. The monumental grandeur of Huangshan has profoundly influenced his recent stylistic evolution, while Hong Kong’s scenes reflect intimate daily encounters. The bird-and-flower compositions, a cornerstone of classical painting tradition rivalling landscapes in technical demand, demonstrate his mastery beyond mountainous forms. Among the 52 exhibited works, Leung’s virtuosity shines through: bold ink-wash expressions, splashed-colour techniques, spontaneous freehand brushwork, meticulous gongbi-style detailing. This corpus vividly manifests the artist’s refusal to be constrained by any single approach.

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