In the flow of contemporary silk, our exhibition would like to introduce more authors who are researching and practicing on silk. Through a variety of inspirations, reasons and ways of experimentation, the artists are continuing their journey of discovering silk through a personal perspective.

About the authors:

Phan Cam Thuong is an influential art and cultural researcher and critic in Vietnam, educator, painter. He is the author of many monumental works from academic research to folklore. 

Nguyen Van Trinh was born in 1991 and graduated from Vietnam University of Fine Arts. Through Silk and Giang paper, Trinh researches and tests pigments and watercolors in realistic, dramatic and surreal expressions to explore the irregularity of art that accompanies each of his emotional scenes in contemporary life. Recently, Trinh experimented with painting silk "in water".

Le Phuong Dung was born in 1971, graduated from Vietnam University of Fine Arts. Phuong Dung brings to this exhibition 2 paintings she has painted for a long time but has never been in any exhibition. creating a negative effect of nostalgic footage. Artist Le Phuong Dung lives and works in Hanoi.

Duong Van Chung is a Nung ethnic painter, educator, graduated from Vietnam University of Fine Arts in 2002. Chung's work reflects the lives of people in the Northwest against a backdrop of nature. Chung's silk paintings have strong contrasting shades, with deep blacks, close to woodcuts. Chung currently lives and works in Thai Nguyen.

Nguyen Ha Phuong composed the paintings on silk as a response to the old Asian feeling. Ha Phuong paints a lot about girls in scenes such as tet flowers, knitting shirts, playing in the garden ... Phuong's silk paintings are clear, clear but affectionate.