Hand-pulled silk screen print, 1 color/screen, on 300g acid-free, 100% cotton paper, signed and numbered by the artist. RMB700 + shipping.
38cm x 54cm | Edition of 35
The work of artist-designer Nod Young often plays off of traditional Chinese art forms. In this piece, he uses the red angular style of Chinese paper cuts to depict Na Zha from the 16th century novel Journey to the West. After commiting suicide, Na Zha was reborn as a lotus flower with three heads and six arms.
Nod Young
Based in Beijing, Nod is a prolific artist whose passion lies in typography and graphic design. Nod draws inspiration from many places, though he is most fond of designs originating from Chinese traditional culture. Nod constantly works to create designs that transcends the rules and boundaries of common perception. He is also co-founder and creative director of Khaki Creative & Design.
