Booth G01
Tuesday 20 - 24 Saturday October, 11:00 - 20:00
www.asianowparis.com
JD Malat Gallery is pleased to bring together Masayoshi Nojo (b. 1989, Japan), Lu Xinjian (b.1977, China), Lee Sangwon (b. 1978, South Korea), and Sophie-Yen Bretez (b. 1994, Vietnam/France), in a dialogue on perception, memory, and constructed reality across contemporary painting practices.
Through distinct visual languages, the artists explore how images shape lived experience: Nojo through layered materiality informed by Japanese aesthetic philosophy and impermanence; Lu through abstracted mappings of global urban systems derived from design logic and aerial observation; Lee Sangwon work depicts scenes of everyday leisure from an
aerial perspective, balancing abstraction with recognisable figures, and Bretez through narrative, dreamlike figuration that merges autobiography, text, and symbolic space. Together, the booth presents painting as a shifting field between structure and emotion, and between abstraction and storytelling.
