Contemporary asian artists: chinese and japanese creators

Simply put, these are various artistic objects created in our time or in the relatively recent past. However, the term actually means something more.

Below you will find a far from complete, but still cool list of the coolest contemporary artists of Russia and the world, who will finally give you an answer to the question we asked at the very beginning.

Liu Xiaodong (China). Liu Xiaodong can be called a chronicler of modern life. One of the most notable representatives of the Chinese neorealist group, he often paints en plein air, exploring and documenting China’s developing economy. His style is characterized by loose, thick brushstrokes that, on the one hand, maintain a high degree of realism, and on the other, emphasize the abstract nature of painting.

Takashi Murakami (Japan). Murakami’s aesthetics have received wide recognition throughout the world. The artist draws on traditional Japanese painting and pop culture, creating a distinctive colorful and two-dimensional style. His work includes paintings, sculptures, prints and even merchandise and collectibles, where recurring motifs such as smiling flowers, cartoon characters and animals can be found.