Vincent Kwun Leung Lee

Vincent Kwun-leung LEE (Chinese: 李冠良, born 17 March 1986, in Hong Kong), graduated from Cheung Chau Government Secondary School in 2003 and Rosaryhill School in 2006. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts (Hon) Degree in Visual Arts and a Master of Social Science Degree in China Studies (History Concentration) from Hong Kong Baptist University. During his studies at HKBU Academy of Visual Arts, Vincent learnt oil and acrylic painting under Ms. Cho Yeou-jui (卓有瑞女士)’s guidance. Vincent has ever served at Art Of Nature International Company Limited (天趣國際藝術傳播有限公司) as an Art Officer, and he is a Fine Artist. The majority of his pieces are about natural landscapes, oceans, waterfalls, human love, handsome boys and swimmers. He wants to talk about some trivial scenes that people rarely pay attention to. Inside the targets are the memories of his adolescence. He is good in using the realistic style but still reserving a great extent of self-expressive contexts.

Vincent's pieces were selected for "Malaysian Young Excellent Artist Exhibition 2010" at Penang State Art Gallery. Vincent held a solo exhibition at Hong Kong Cultural Centre in 2008, and participated in several joint exhibitions such as "Hot Off The Press 2007" in Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre.

His pieces have also been awarded a Tertiary Level Second Placer in "The 8th Philippines-China-Japan International Fine Arts Competition" organized by Asia Exchange Culture Centre. Vincent stresses that his pursuit on the idea of humanity is approachable, honest and empathetic, as it reflects the wholesome side of his intrinsic conditions.

Vincent likes to adopt ecological elements in his paintings to convey peaceful and harmonious ideas.

Vincent preserves both Catholic and Confucian faith through a humanistic manner of aesthetic description. His paintings reflect the strong emotional side of his innermost being, whereas the chrominance that he adopts is a sort of organic nutrients to tranquilize people's mentality. Vincent attempts to convey a message of "reconciliation with the Immensity of our Universe". He persists with his bourgeoisie temperaments to paint enigmatic figures and trivial scenes, which enhance the optical delights of widespread art lovers.

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