Bombed Bridge, III / 炸斷的橋樑之三 / Bombardierten Brücke, III
Bombed Bridge, III
Oil on Canvas
24" x 36"
Completed in 2007
Inventory # 2895.101.2007.02.006
© Matthew Felix Sun
This painting was "selected as an Honorable Mention of the 2012 Landscape Art Contest, an international juried art competition with submissions from talented emerging and established artists from around the world. (MyArtContest.com)"
View 3D Landscape Gallery (3Dvas - 3D Virtual Art Space)
Video Presentation: 2007 Recapitulation
Note: Part of Matthew Felix Sun's Apocalypse Series
A Glimpse of North Korea from Dandong, China
Dandong was the entry point of the Chinese "Volunteer" Army and military materials pouring into the battlefields of Korean War in 1950s. The bridge connecting Dandong and North Korea was bombed during the war and it remained damaged, as a relic of the war, stood next to a later bridge, which channeled legal or illegal imported and exported goods between China and North Korea. The image of destruction had made a strong impression on me, and I even made a painting of those parallel bridges, titled "Bombed Bridge, III".
Bombed Bridge, III / 炸斷的橋樑之三 / Bombardierten Brücke, III
Bombed Bridge, III
Oil on Canvas
24" x 36"
Completed in 2007
Inventory # 2895.101.2007.02.006
© Matthew Felix Sun
This painting was "selected as an Honorable Mention of the 2012 Landscape Art Contest, an international juried art competition with submissions from talented emerging and established artists from around the world. (MyArtContest.com)"
View 3D Landscape Gallery (3Dvas - 3D Virtual Art Space)
Video Presentation: 2007 Recapitulation
Note: Part of Matthew Felix Sun's Apocalypse Series
A Glimpse of North Korea from Dandong, China
Dandong was the entry point of the Chinese "Volunteer" Army and military materials pouring into the battlefields of Korean War in 1950s. The bridge connecting Dandong and North Korea was bombed during the war and it remained damaged, as a relic of the war, stood next to a later bridge, which channeled legal or illegal imported and exported goods between China and North Korea. The image of destruction had made a strong impression on me, and I even made a painting of those parallel bridges, titled "Bombed Bridge, III".