Born in 1984, Hong Da is a Chinese artist based in Beijing.

His love for art was cultivated and shaped by his father, who is a Chinese folk-art hobbyist on clay sculpture and wood carving. Hong Da dreamed to be a painting artist when he was a child, and so he followed his instinct all the way along.

His painting style was influenced by Picasso, Paul Klee and Salvador Dalí in the beginning. One of the key inspirations of his painting style was his memories of the insufficiency of toy building blocks in his childhood. When he started painting, he translated all the structures of the toy building blocks in memories into his artworks as a way of healing. Gradually and accidentally, he found his art style.

He is kind of obsessed with analyzing the structures of everything presented to his view, and nothing cannot be deconstructed and reconstructed in his eyes.His exploration and discovery of the spiritual world resonates in a symphony of colors and geometric shapes.

Painting has become a key part of Hong Da’s life. It is a tranquilizer for his soul, and also his dialogue with the unknown.

Hong Da is currently represented by a few galleries in BeijingHanJian Fine Art Gallery / Tree Art Museum / UCvibes / BoundedSpace 798