Hong Viet Dung - Mỹ Thuật Việt Nam

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Hoan Kiem Lake

Hoan Kiem Lake I

Village Memory

Ha Long Bay

The Countryside

Peaceful Countryside

Autumn

Coming Home 2

Old Street

Late Autumn II

Late Autumn

Peaceful Land

Late Autumn

Peaceful Morning

Winter Day

Peaceful Morning

Whispering

The Monk

The Way Home

Coming Home

Memory

Morning in Autumn

Friendship

Girl with Lotus

The Way Home

Coming Home

On the Field

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Hong Viet Dung does not create portraits or landscapes but rather mood-scapes. He concentrates on expressing his emotional and spiritual experiences rather than physical reality. The world he portrays is often lonely; his canvasses feature ascetic, abstracted figures, set in stark, somber environments. The figures, usually women, have a fluid, dream-like quality, and floating through landscapes of subdued earth tones that are almost monochromatic. Stripped of all ornament, these figures represent human suffering and endurance. Hong Viet Dung’s choice of colors reflects his long-term work with indigenous clay.
The utmost simplicity in terms of figures and shapes and great profundity and expressiveness while portraying the real surface. He emphasized the self-existing plan, to such an extent that when viewing his pictures, people are under the impression that they are watching the method of painting instead of admiring what was actually painted. That is the success of his emotive skills, the result of his knowledge according to the motto: “Slow steps – steady steps”. Figures and shapes are concisely converged to geometrical lines before being melted into the background and in the case of the tar dive Impressionist style.
Born in Hanoi, with his passion for art, Hong Viet Dung (b.1962) joined The Hanoi Industrial Collage of Fine Arts and graduated in 1984. Hong Viet Dung is one of the very few artists pursuing the style of Reality and Manifestation in the contemporary art of Vietnam. He is a member of the Gang of Five, the group of leading artists of Vietnam in Doi Moi time besides others such as Dang Xuan Hoa, Ha Tri Hieu, Tran Luong, and Pham Quang Vinh. Many of Dung’s works have been introduced in exhibitions and artistic events in Singapore, France, Hong Kong, the US, Australia, Malaysia, Belgium, and Thailand, as well as being included in collections across Singapore, the US, UK, Vietnam, and other countries.
Hong Viet Dung is one of the very few Vietnamese artists who have works collected by the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum and museums overseas such as Singapore, and the United States. His works are also regularly sold at international auctions at Sotheby’s and Christie’s. He is one of the rare few proud artists who was selected to meet and have works collected by Prince William of the United Kingdom.
Art collectors in Vietnam and overseas Singapore, Hong Kong, the United States of America, Japan, England, Canada, Switzerland, Malaysia, Indonesia, and China collected his works as their value and signature style. His works are exclusive with only a few selected galleries to display his works and he is not an artist who paints a lot of works.
2014: Solo exhibition at Ion Orchard, Singapore
2002: “New Works” solo exhibition, Rotunda, Exchange Square, Hong Kong.
Solo exhibition at Latin American Art Museum, Miami, Florida, USA
2000: Europe Art Geneva “International Art Fair”, Geneva, Switzerland.
1997: Solo exhibition, Corner of Tranquility, Hanoi, Vietnam
1995: Solo exhibition, Substation Gallery, Singapore.
1994: Solo exhibition, Dong Son Gallery, Hanoi, Vietnam
2025: “Vietnam – Enchanting Beauty” by Thang Long Art Gallery at Sotheby’s London
2013: Exhibition “Expression and Reflection” in Singapore, organized by Galerie Nguyen
2010: “Genesis” Exhibition in London, UK
Group exhibition, Young Artists, USSR
2008: “Spiritual Spaces” Exhibition, Bangkok, Thailand
2001: ” Separate Paths” at Thang Long Gallery, Hanoi, Vietnam
2000: “Where the River Meets” group exhibition in the Vietnamese Cultural Festival, Luxembourg and “Libre de Brussels” University, Brussels, Belgium.
“Asiatique” Exhibition at Kings Road Gallery, UK
“A Vision of Viet Nam” Exhibition at Kings Road Gallery, UK.
“Impression and Expression” Exhibition of Vietnamese Contemporary paintings, Thailand.
“Modern Arts” Exhibition at CEAE in Hanoi, Vietnam
1998: Group exhibition in Vinh Loi Gallery.
“Three Vietnamese Contemporary Artists” group exhibition at the Cork Street Gallery, London, UK.
“Vietnam 20th Century: Plastic and Visual Art from 1925 to our time” group exhibition, Brussels, Belgium
“Reflection of Vietnam” group exhibition at Woolloomooloo Gallery, Sydney.
Group exhibition at Euro Art 2000, Barcelona, Spain
1997: Group exhibition, Vietnamese Young Artists, Center Wallonie Brussels, Paris, France.
Group exhibition, Winding River-The Journey of Contemporary Art in Vietnam, Meridian International Center, Washington D.C., U.S.A

Phong thủy và hội họa – Sự hài hòa của năng lượng

Trong văn hóa phương Đông, phong thủy luôn đóng vai trò quan trọng trong việc sắp đặt không gian sống, và tranh treo tường cũng không ngoại lệ. Một bức tranh phòng khách không chỉ cần đẹp mà còn cần hợp với mệnh, hợp với hướng của gia chủ để mang lại may mắn, tài lộc. Các họa sĩ Việt Nam rất tinh tế trong việc lồng ghép các yếu tố phong thủy như ngũ hành, tương sinh tương khắc qua màu sắc, bố cục và đề tài. Những dòng sông uốn lượn, núi non hùng vĩ, hoa mẫu đơn hay tranh cá chép đều mang những tầng ý nghĩa riêng. Để chọn cho mình một bức tranh vừa đẹp vừa hợp phong thủy, khám phá ngay bộ sưu tập tại đây.