Artist Min showing off the special artworks he produced to welcome the Year of the Ox and express his hope that the Covid-19 pandemic will finally be overcome, including a fold out book (in his hands) that serves as a visual record of everything that happened since last year.
THE Covid-19 pandemic may have put a damper on Chinese New Year preparations this year, but not on artist Jason Min’s anticipation for the reign of a new zodiac animal.
As raucous festivities are not practical for now, he is welcoming the Year of the Ox in a more sensible way by producing a variety of bovine-themed artworks.
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Artist Min showing off the special artworks he produced to welcome the Year of the Ox and express his hope that the Covid-19 pandemic will finally be overcome, including a fold out book (in his hands) that serves as a visual record of everything that happened since last year.
This piece, with an ox kicking the Covid-19 virus away, represents the artist’s hope that 2021 will see the end of the pandemic.
A face mask placed on a sculpture of an ox’s head to remind people to wear a face mask when going out.
A combination of various oxen representations painted inside matchboxes.
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