Artist

Pang Bo

Pang Bo, born in 1995 in Harbin, received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the Printmaking Department of the Central Academy of Fine Arts. He currently lives and works in Beijing. His work primarily employs painting as a medium and takes public imagery as its subject of inquiry. Centered on issues such as “aesthetic alienation,” “recognition,” and “the deconstruction and reconstruction of symbols,” I transform images in connection with my personal life experiences. During the creative process, I also re-examine the relationship between painterly language and algorithmic aesthetics in found images, as well as the shifting meanings of images within today’s fluid contexts.

Works

Fables about ugliness 1

Etching, aquatint, drypoint on copper plates 60 × 100 cm

Magnani Paper 80 × 120 cm

Printed in 2 colors

Edition: 10

2023

Printed by CHAO Printmaking Studio | Beijing

Published by CHAO Printmaking Studio | Beijing

Fables about ugliness 2

Etching, aquatint, drypoint on copper plates 60 × 100 cm

Magnani Paper 80 × 120 cm

Printed in 2 colors

Edition: 10

2023

Printed by CHAO Printmaking Studio | Beijing

Published by CHAO Printmaking Studio | Beijing

Fables about ugliness 3

Etching, aquatint, drypoint on copper plates 60 × 100 cm

Magnani Paper 80 × 120 cm

Printed in 2 colors

Edition: 10

2023

Printed by CHAO Printmaking Studio | Beijing

Published by CHAO Printmaking Studio | Beijing

PRINT 100

“Printmaking 100” is one of the art programs launched by CHAO Printmaking Studio for emerging artists starting from 2020. Through collaboration, it brings the inspirations of more young art creators vividly to life on paper. The aim of this project is to integrate printmaking with contemporary art, offering young artists an outlet to express their unique artistic language, while providing them with resources and boundless opportunities for growth.