YE XingqianPorcelain Screens

Artist and project

YE Xingqian and the porcelain screen

YE Xingqian’s practice extends from ink, paper, and painting to sculpture, porcelain, and spatial works. The porcelain screen carries this cross-media inquiry into space: painting crosses multiple ceramic surfaces while the articulated structure moves the work between plane and volume.

Selected public collections

  • Musée national des arts asiatiques – Guimet, Paris
  • Musée Cernuschi, Paris
  • Musée Paul-Dupuy / Musée Georges-Labit, Toulouse
  • Liu Haisu Art Museum, Shanghai
  • Tianjin Museum of Fine Arts

The artwork in space

An artwork to live with in space

Opened or folded, the screen changes the rhythm of looking. It may form a permeable boundary, direct a view, or stand as an independent visual presence. Each angle recomposes painting, light, and the surrounding place.

Porcelain screen opened against a blue wall
The assembled work in a real interior
Multiple porcelain panels in a long interior
Spatial relationships during preparation
Blue-grey linear four-panel porcelain screen
Open space, articulation, and panel structure

Making process

From gesture to porcelain, from panel to screen

The work begins on each porcelain surface and continues in the studio through comparison, measurement, and adjustment. As the panels come together, the pictorial rhythm crosses their frames and becomes an artwork directed through space.

YE Xingqian paints a long porcelain panel in the studio
YE Xingqian paints a long porcelain panel in the studio
Screen panels and paintings together in YE Xingqian’s studio
Screen panels and paintings together in YE Xingqian’s studio
YE Xingqian works across multiple porcelain panels
YE Xingqian works across multiple porcelain panels
Hands and tool working on the panel surface
Hands and tool working on the panel surface

Process film

Making the porcelain screen

A working sequence of positioning, pressing, and adjustment. Video starts muted.

Selected works

Selected works and spatial presentations

These examples show different screen structures, pictorial rhythms, and how the works take their place in a real interior. The captions are descriptive, not formal artwork titles.

Blue-and-white linear three-panel porcelain screen

Artwork

Blue-and-white linear three-panel porcelain screen

Porcelain screen opened against a blue wall

Spatial presentation

Porcelain screen opened against a blue wall

Grey-blue grid porcelain screen with three staggered-height panels

Artwork

Grey-blue grid porcelain screen with three staggered-height panels

Blue, white, and yellow four-panel porcelain screen

Artwork

Blue, white, and yellow four-panel porcelain screen

Blue-and-white gestural five-panel porcelain screen

Artwork

Blue-and-white gestural five-panel porcelain screen

Blue-grey linear four-panel porcelain screen

Artwork

Blue-grey linear four-panel porcelain screen

Artwork acquisition, rental and project collaboration

Acquisition and rental enquiries are welcome for porcelain screens and other works by YE Xingqian. We also welcome conversations with collectors, galleries, art advisers, architects, interior designers, hotels, institutions and cultural spaces about exhibitions, long-term display, commissions and spatial projects. Artwork availability and terms are confirmed by the project team.

A wider practice

Beyond the screen, one continuing inquiry

Paintings, ceramics, and spatial forms share an ongoing studio inquiry into line, layering, rhythm, and open space. The porcelain screen is not an isolated object, but an extension of this language into space.

Screen panels and paintings together in YE Xingqian’s studio
Screen panels and paintings together in YE Xingqian’s studio
YE Xingqian’s round ceramic work
YE Xingqian’s round ceramic work

Artwork acquisition, rental and project collaboration

Acquisition and rental enquiries are welcome for porcelain screens and other works by YE Xingqian. We also welcome conversations with collectors, galleries, art advisers, architects, interior designers, hotels, institutions and cultural spaces about exhibitions, long-term display, commissions and spatial projects. Please use the form or email us to confirm available works, prices, dimensions, transport, installation and insurance terms.

Atelier
Atelier YE Xingqian
Project coordination:
Dan JIN
Email:
art@sherp.fr
Location:
Montreuil, France
Viewing
Private viewing by appointment only.

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