Mo Lin

Lin Mo (1962, Harbin, China) graduated from the Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts in China in 1984. After studying at the University of Barcelona, he moved to Spain in 1990. He currently lives and works between Beijing and Paris. In 2011, he published the book "Where to Find the Way Back" to record his travels in various corners of Europe in the past twenty years, and finally explored his inner artistic source. He has held solo and group exhibitions in China, Spain, France, Italy, and the United States. Lin Mo uses color and painting to express the traditional Chinese philosophy and Taoism, flashy but not revealing, faintly visible, indistinct. In his paintings, you can read everything, like mountains, water, flowers, grass, wind, clouds, but nothing... At the same time, it can be true Feel the inner breath of life. The body is scattered, fragmented, and vague, but the inner soul stands out, sometimes frightened, sometimes pleasantly surprised, sometimes overflowing with sweet desire, gathered by a self-evident force On one canvas—it is the profound meaning of Chinese art "the shape is scattered but the spirit is not scattered". The western colors are bright and bright; the oriental brush and ink are elegant and free. The perfect combination of the East and the West in his works is just like the washing of these two cultures on the artist himself. Ignore all standards, break all rules, and use your heart to perceive and comprehend the beauty of art that only belongs to him and cannot be copied.