I follow you steps in the snow but the traces disappear Acrylic Print

The Pale Hair Girls from the Hyper Pop Surrealism series of oil paintings marks Michael Andrew Law Law's early period, starting in 2006. The pieces showcase detailed figures with innocent faces. The cold, icy stares of the young women are surrounded by pop culture shapes and forms, including historical figures and Hong Kong landmarks. These paintings introduce the world of the Pale Haired Girls, the world that extends into later collections. These pieces serve as character studies. They respond to the very real appearance worshipers of Hong Kong's millennial generation and from Law's experience of that cultural perspective. The artist shows us the cult of the new millennium and compels us to join. His seemingly relentless obsession with beauty is actually a subversive jab at the cult of images.

The paintings all include three visual elements that have become Law's signature. They feature a white haired female figure, a large Xizhi Wang calligraphy character, and either glitt...

Law Cheuk Yui, also known professionally as Michael Andrew Law, is a Hong Kong painter who combines both classical and contemporary techniques, traditional and unconventional media in his work. Law studied painting with a teacher from the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing and with New York classical painter Dan Anderson. In 2008, he granted funding from​ Eco Association Ltd and co-founded Nature Art Workshop. In 2015, he founded Gallery Michael Andrew Law and in 2016, Michael Andrew Law Art School. Celebrities including Jeff Koons, Takashi Murakami, and Dr. Tony Nader count Law’s work among their private collections. He has participated in group shows worldwide, including Art Basel Hong Kong. Law currently lives and works in...