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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Qiu_JieQiu Jie - Wikipedia

    Qiu Jie ( Chinese: 邱节; born 1961) is a Chinese artist working in Switzerland, France and China. He was born in Shanghai, China. [1] Style. Qiu Jie weaves together Western pop culture and advertising with Chinese iconography to create intricate, internationally acclaimed pencil drawings. [2] Exhibitions. The solo exhibitions of Qiu Jie include: [1]

  2. Qiu Jie. Having trained in both Chinese high-realism and European multi-media schools and worked professionally as a decorator and designer, Qiu Jies drawings are informed from a wide range of aesthetic influence.

  3. www.artpluralgallery.com › artists › 53-qiu-jieQiu Jie | Art Plural Gallery

    Qiu Jie, the solitary artist, who calls himself “the man who comes from other mountains”, grew up in China before moving to Switzerland in 1989. As a child during the Cultural Revolution, he produced propaganda drawings for the local newspaper in a province near Shanghai.

  4. Discover and purchase Qiu Jies artworks, available for sale. Browse our selection of paintings, prints, and sculptures by the artist, and find art you love.

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  5. Profile. Qiu Jie Biography. Qiu Jie, the solitary artist who calls himself 'the man who comes from other mountains' grew up in China before moving to Switzerland in 1989. As a child during the Cultural Revolution, he produced propaganda drawings for the local newspaper in a province near Shanghai.

  6. Qiu Jie’ itself is an adopted pseudonym: meaning ‘foreigner’ or ‘outsider’, conjuring images of a mysterious stranger negotiating the terrains of imagination. This sense of myth-making, exotica, and expedition is reflected through Qies work.

  7. www.randian-online.com › np_event › qiu-jie-solo-exhibitionrandian - Qiu Jie: Solo Exhibition

    Sep 13, 2013 · Singapore, June 2013 – Art Plural Gallery is pleased to present the solo exhibition of Chinese artist Qiu Jie. Featuring 30 of his latest works, the exhibition will run from September 13 to October 26, 2013.