Lease artwork "One Move One Die" by Loi Duc (Ducloiart) with an option to purchase
Paintings by Loi Duc (DucloiArt) are available for lease with purchase option
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About the author
Loi Nguyen Duc, a contemporary Vietnamese artist, delves into the theme of Art Communism in his thought-provoking paintings. He views East Asian Communism as a subject ripe with themes of fabrication and greed for power, which he believes have contributed to creating a civilization that is demonic and spiraling in circles indefinitely. Drawing inspiration from classical European artworks depicting the biblical struggle between God, Angels, and Demons, Duc discerns a striking parallel within Vietnamese society.
Born in 1981 in Vietnam, Loi Nguyen Duc pursued his artistic education at the Hanoi Fine Arts University. Exhibiting his works both in Germany and his native Vietnam, Duc's art captivates viewers with its insightful commentary on the complexities of modern society.
One of Duc's notable achievements includes having one of his paintings acquired by the Hoi An Art Museum, a testament to the impact and resonance of his artistic vision. Through his bold exploration of Art Communism and its societal implications, Duc invites viewers to contemplate the intersection of power, ideology, and human nature.
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Nationality:
VIETNAM
- Date of birth : 1981
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary Vietnamese Artists