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Yuzhen Ke

Graffiti artist, street artist

Based in Beijing, b. 2000

Nut (Yuzhen), a Generation Y artist, has immersed himself in graffiti culture and embarked on his creative journey since the age of 15. His oeuvre spans public graffiti, painting, and installation art. Nut disrupts the conventional "elemental" approach by reimagining the imagery of blue and white porcelain, transforming it into a distinctive and indispensable motif within his body of work. As the pioneering Chinese artist to integrate the "blue and white porcelain style" into public graffiti, Nut has forged an unprecedented artistic lexicon.

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Two/Thirteen
29.53 x 39.37 feet, Graffiti, OSAKA,Japan
The spray can serves as a conduit, anchoring the artist to the essence of aerosol art. Through his meticulous artistic process, he deftly layers and intricately manipulates textures, imagery, and animal elements to forge works imbued with potent visual impact and cultural resonance. His techniques encompass gradient color transitions, striking color contrasts, the interplay of dots, lines, and planes, as well as dynamic compositions, endowing his works with a palpable sense of tension and rhythmic vitality.

Gucci X Balenciaga
40x40inches,Acrylic on Canvas
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31x48 inches, Acrylic on Canvas
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31x48 inches, Acrylic on Canvas

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In the shadow of tiger
45x20.3 feet, Graffiti, Gansu,China

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Yangguang become a tiger
29.53 x 39.37 feet, Graffiti, OSAKA,Japan
Nut masterfully exploits space and form, elevating the interaction between his works and the audience through immersive installation and environmental art. Nut's artistic practice transcends mere visual engagement, fostering an intellectual dialogue that prompts viewers to contemplate deeper reflections on art, culture, and society.