At first glance, the work presents itself with a quiet, meditative presence, dominated by a central circular form that feels almost like an ancient relic. The dark, abyssal center of this circle draws the eye, pulling you into its depths, as if it holds the secrets of the universe or the forgotten memories of the […]
The artwork “Cửa Mở 1” by Bui Huu Hung: A Portal to the Inner and Infinite Read More »
“Những người anh hùng trong bóng tối” delves deeply into the lives of the often-overlooked figures within the Vietnamese communist movement. The title, “Heroes in the Dark,” speaks volumes—evoking images of individuals who work behind the scenes, their deeds vital yet cloaked in obscurity. This is not a bold proclamation of heroism but a subtle,
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The moment you stand before Bui Huu Hung’s artwork, you feel its serene stillness—the image of a woman who seems to embody peace itself. Draped in traditional attire, she appears timeless, untouched by the flow of years. At first glance, the painting might depict an elegant and composed figure, someone significant, perhaps from a bygone
In The American Dream, a quiet dialogue unfolds between two symbols of progress: a steam-powered locomotive and the Coca-Cola logo. The painting is bathed in soft and subdued sepia tones, as though it belongs to a fading memory. The locomotive stretches across the canvas, its steel form a testament to an era when steam and
The Edge Dwellers exhibition delves into the intricate themes of diaspora, identity, displacement, and belonging, offering a powerful platform for Asian diasporic communities to share their stories through art. It explores how these communities forge a sense of identity within their new environments, presenting works that embody the hybrid identities of artists navigating diverse cultural
The Odessa Museum of Western and Eastern Art recently unveiled “Cô gái và giỏ hoa” (The Girl and the Basket of Flowers) by Vietnamese artist Bùi Hữu Hùng, a gift from the Vietnamese Embassy in Ukraine, on 3rd November 2024. Museum Director Igor Poronik praised the piece for its meticulous detail, balanced colours, and traditional
Bui Huu Hung’s artwork “Two People” is presently exhibited at Corona Resort & Casino Phu Quoc. The inscription on the painting Two people is “Thiệu Trị, sixth year, 15th day of the 11th month.” The historical context of Vietnam at that time may give art lovers additional reflections. Emperor Thiệu Trị (1807-1847), the third king
The work “Red Bamboo Landscape or Vietnamese White Stork” by Bui Huu Hung is currently exhibited at Corona Resort & Casino Phu Quoc. The artwork, with waves of vibrant red against golden highlights and pure eggshell white… The silver flock of white storks contrasts with the branding symbol of the most powerful weapons conglomerate of
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Bui Huu Hung’s exceptional lacquer work, Golden Bamboo Landscape, was presented to Irish President Michael D. Higgins as a tribute to Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage and artistic prowess. This gift underscored the vital role of fine arts in fostering international relations and elevating Vietnam’s identity on the global stage. In 2023, another exquisite piece by
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“Still Life” is an artwork that whispers its secrets, drawing you into a world where silence speaks louder than words. At first glance, it presents a seemingly simple arrangement all set against a deep, almost infinite backdrop. But as your eyes linger, you begin to realise that this simplicity is deceptive, drawing you into a
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