Singapore artist Thomas Yang is again with the 56th paintings impressed by biking in his ongoing 100Copies collection, titled One Trip.
Most of his current work has conveyed a barely deeper message, and this piece is not any completely different. Yang describes it as a celebration of how individuals all over the world experience bikes in many alternative methods, for all completely different causes. However in the end there’s a single shared ‘essence’ that brings all cyclists collectively – “the unity present in motion“.
100Copies #56 – One Trip
At first look, it appears to be like like a jumble of squiggles. However a better look reveals the distinctive brush strokes that sketch out every particular person bicycle owner on this peloton.
“One Trip embodies the rhythm of movement and the concord of a shared journey. The riders, although distinct of their individuality, converge in the identical course—an expression of collective objective and the unstated bond amongst those that experience.”
Yang created the unique design for these new prints, with hand-brushed with conventional Chinese language inking, the place “each stroke displays the power, grace, and fleeting but everlasting nature of the experience“.
“This piece is a tribute to the unity present in motion, a celebration of the street that brings us collectively.”
– Thomas Yang of 100Copies
As traditional, only one hundred 840 x 594mm offset lithographic prints of #55 – Wheels of Change have been made. Then, every stamped & hand numbered with the identical conventional Chinese language ink on 220gsm Maple Vibrant paper. The prints nonetheless promote for $100, plus worldwide transport.
