(中文) 公路
2012
布面油画
100×100cm
Curtain
2008
Oil on canvas
40×50cm
Water Tower
2007
Oil on canvas
46×38cm
Distance No.7
2012
Oil on canvas
40×50cm
13#
2009
Oil on canvas
46×38cm
Water No.7
2021
Oil on canvas
55×135cm
Road
2000
Oil on canvas
141×201cm
Water
2007
Oil on canvas
38×46cm
10#
2009
Oil on canvas
38×46cm
Distant Mountains
2009
Oil on canvas
38×46cm
9#
2009
Oil on canvas
38×46cm
Distance No.19
2012
Oil on canvas
38×46cm
Distant Mountains No.4
2011
Oil on canvas
38×46cm
Paradise Lost
2000
Oil on canvas
180×248cm
5#
2009
Oil on canvas
38×46cm
4#
2009
Oil on canvas
38×46cm
Distance No.15
2012
Oil on canvas
40×50cm
Distance No.7
2012
Oil on canvas
40×50cm
Distance No.9
2012
Oil on canvas
40×50cm
Distance No.8
2012
Oil on canvas
40×50cm
Wood No.1
2003
Oil on canvas
220×400cm
Grove
2008
Oil on canvas
125×220cm
Swimming Pool
2008
Oil on canvas
200×300cm
Railway
2017
Oil on canvas
180×280cm
Railway
2017
Oil on canvas
90×140cm
Shanshui No.1
2023
Oil on canvas
120×150 cm
Shanshui No.2
2023
Oil on canvas
120×150 cm
Shanshui No.6
2024
Oil on canvas
120×150 cm
Shanshui No.7
2024
Oil on canvas
120×150 cm
Shanshui No.8
2024
Oil on canvas
120×150 cm
Shanshui No.9
2024
Oil on canvas
120×150 cm
Shanshui No.16
2024
Oil on canvas
120×150 cm
Shanshui No.18
2025
Oil on canvas
120×150 cm
Shanshui No.19
2025
Oil on canvas
120×150 cm
North No.1
2020
Oil on canvas
40×50 cm
North No.6
2020
Oil on canvas
40×50 cm
Ascent
2020
Oil on canvas
40×50 cm
Distance No.7
2020
Oil on canvas
40×50 cm
Distance No.8
2020
Oil on canvas
40×50 cm
Distance No.9
2020
Oil on canvas
40×50 cm
The Waste Land No.2
2019
Oil on canvas
40×50 cm
The Waste Land No.6
2020
Oil on canvas
40×50 cm
A Tree I
2020
Oil on canvas
50×40 cm
A Tree II
2020
Oil on canvas
50×40 cm
A Tree III
2020
Oil on canvas
50×40 cm
A Tree IV
2020
Oil on canvas
50×40 cm
The Danube I
2020
Charcoal on paper
79×109 cm
The Danube II
2020
Charcoal on paper
79×109 cm
The Danube VI
2022
Charcoal on paper
79×109 cm
Shanshui No.6
2024
Charcoal on paper
79×109 cm
Shanshui No.8
2024
Charcoal on paper
79×109 cm
Shanshui No.9
2024
Charcoal on paper
79×109 cm
Shanshui No.17
2024
Charcoal on paper
79×109 cm
Shanshui No.18
2024
Charcoal on paper
79×109 cm
Berlin
2019
Charcoal on paper
79×109 cm
An Ancient Cypress
2023
Charcoal on paper
79×109 cm
North
2001
Oil on canvas
180×230 cm
Plein Air at Dianchi
2023
Oil on canvas
200×300 cm
1966 born in Beijing, China
Currently lives and works in Beijing, China and Berlin, Germany
In the recent years of living between Berlin and Beijing, Meng Huang has never let go of the link between landscape and his own creative language. As his experience grew richer, Meng began to focus more and more on pure and expansive landscapes. As a result, the image of water gradually appeared more and more frequently in Meng Huang’s paintings, until it took over almost all of his paintings in recent years. If one goes back to the Paradise Lost series of the 1990s, one will find that the conceit of water was already laid down. At that time, water was taken intuitively by Meng Huang as a partial part of the landscape. There is no doubt that the water was coloured black at the time, unlike any other landscape that Meng Huang painted. After twenty years of intermittent depictions of water, intuition slowly gave way to spontaneity, so that water ceased to be the landscape itself and became a distilled paradigm.
Meng Huang: Some Paintings
Artist：Meng Huang
Opening：2021.11.5 16:00
Duration：Nov.5.2021 — Dec.9.2021
Good Things Come Naturally!
Curator：Dai Zhuoqun
Conventors: Xue Feng, Li Liao
Artists：Ding Shiwei, Fu Xiaotong, Huang Jingjie, Jiang Quyang, Jiu Society, Li Liao, Li Shun, Li Jinghu, Li Muhua, Li Yijun, Lin Shan, Liu Guoqiang, Meng Huang, Shen Shaomin, Su Hua, Tan Lijie, Wang Yezi, Wang Zhongjie, Xie Wendy, Xu Danqing, Xu Minghao, Xue Feng, Yan Yan, Yao Mingfeng, Zhang Liaoyuan, Zhou Ming, Zhu Bing.
Duration：Sep.8.2021 — Oct.30.2021
Meng Huang: Living Off Landscape
Duration: 2025.10.18-2025.11.23
The night and the day of Meng Huang
by Yu Fei
Stretch those Spaces backwards
by Zhuang Fengjian
Life makes sense in any case
by Monica Dematté
Water and Memory: The Traces of Flowing
Meng Huang
Water and Being: The Limits of Language and the Meaning of Flowing
Zhang Sanshou
Exhibition trailer “Some pictures：Meng Huang”
