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CONTEMPORARY AESTHETICS & CULTURAL STUDIES

A study on Hung Tien Yu's painting
Tsang Nim Chi
14/12/2014

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Art Piece Chosen .....................................................................................................3
Description...............................................................................................................6
Timberland .........................................................................................................6
Nike....................................................................................................................7
IKEA ..................................................................................................................7
Series Background ...................................................................................................8
Artist Information ....................................................................................................8
Analysis .................................................................................................................10
HOW-- .............................................................................................................10
WHY-- .............................................................................................................14
Reference ...............................................................................................................15

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Art Piece Chosen

Hung Tien Yu. 權盛世-熱帶雨林篇----Timberland. 2012. Painting, acrylics on aluminum board, 244 x 122 cm. 洪天宇 空白視界 (http://tienyuhung.pixnet.net/blog)

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Hung Tien Yu. 權盛世-熱帶雨林篇---- IKEA. 2011. Painting, acrylics on aluminum board, 244 x 122 cm.
洪天宇 空白視界 (http://tienyuhung.pixnet.net/blog)

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Hung Tien Yu. 權盛世-熱帶雨林篇---- Nike. 2012. Painting, acrylics on aluminum board, 244 x 122 cm.
洪天宇 空白視界 (http://tienyuhung.pixnet.net/blog)

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