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Tian Liang 田亮

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I am trying to find the spiritual anchor of art in the search for the truth and answers of the world, the thoughts, experiences, and insights I share.

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I think: I am a painter, very full and wonderful. I paint my own paintings, and I don’t want to be defined as a certain style or genre. I hope to fully understand and obey God‘s guidance through painting. Being excellent or not is a secondary issue for me.
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What happens when a Chinese painter sits with The Birth of Venus and the Pietà for years — then lets them dissolve?

These two oil paintings don‘t copy the Renaissance, and they don’t fight it. They hold the old structure gently, then let every hard edge melt into flowing color.

The blue-green one: Venus drifting back into the sea that made her.
The violet and rose one: marble grief finally allowed to move.

There‘s no bravado here. No East-meets-West performance. Just one person’s quiet, long-held feeling for images that belong to all of us — rendered in a voice that‘s unmistakably his own.

Beauty without perfection. Sorrow without stone.

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🎨 Oil on canvas by @tianliang150

This painting has been worked on by some twenty‑to‑thirty people, though I have not kept count. Yet it raises an unavoidable question: when the marks left by numerous enthusiastic contributors are mostly covered over, what is the point of making these marks in the first place? It feels akin to the popular catchphrase of our time: “Human life is inherently meaningless…” When meaning is dissolved, does meaning still exist?

As I keep painting, driven almost by instinct to bring forth unforeseen, unpresupposed images, I too heavily cover what previous painters have laid down. Does this mean I am still building my own personal Tower of Babel, or am I banishing painting into a realm of far greater uncontrollability?

In mid‑May, I turned the canvas face‑down and moved it upstairs. I pulled it out again these past few days to resume painting. Lines from Homer’s epics keep echoing in my mind: O mortal man, where is my home? How shall I reach it…

240 cm × 180 cm
Painting
Acrylic and oil on canvas by @tianliang150