Printmaking by Hanbing Lu 1 Artwork Sold

Amor Vincit Omnia Ed. 1 of 6

Woodcut, Paper, Ready to hang

50.5cm (W) x 40.5cm (H) x 0.5cm (D)

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A$290

Arrives 21–23 Sep

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Artwork Description

The Lovers and Roses series is a collection of artworks that explores the complexities and contradictions of love through a variety of mediums, including acrylic, watercolour, drawing, printmaking and more.

Inspired by the beauty and diversity of the roses in my garden, these artworks seeks to capture the many facets of love - its joys and sorrows, its highs and lows, its beauty, and its pain. Using bold and vibrant colours, expressive brushwork, and dynamic composition, I aim to convey the intensity and emotion of love in all its forms. Whether depicting the tenderness of a couple embracing, the thorny difficulties that can arise in relationships, or the delicate beauty of a single rose, each artwork in this series speaks to the universal human experience of love.

The Lovers and Roses series is a celebration of the enduring power of love - its ability to inspire and uplift us, to challenge and transform us, and to bring us close to one another. Whether viewed as a whole or as indivisual artwork, this series offers a rich and nuanced exploration of the many facets of love and the way in which it shapes our lives.

Artist Bio

Hanbing Lu was born and raised in Shanghai, immigrating to Australia in 2014 where she now lives in Rockhampton as a visual artist and university lecturer. Lu’s artistic education included Western art from a young age, while Chinese traditional art, religion, philosophy, and cultural history have also influenced her, becoming a subconscious element in her creative process. Engaging in diverse practices such as oil painting, Chinese calligraphy and watercolour, Lu explores a blend of techniques coupled with inspiration drawn from the natural beauty of Central Queensland and the diverse cultural influences of the region.
Website: www.hanbing.art

Commissions

Hanbing's studio is in Central Queensland