Born 1986, Dalian City, China. Zhou Quan subsequently moved to Singapore in 2008 to pursue a Diploma in Fine Arts at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts where he majored in western painting. An aspiring artist, Zhou took the initiative to be an apprentice to a Singaporean based Chinese artist for duration of a year, where he learned the art of tempera painting. Whenever, Classic can not be substituted. So he has been committed tempera paintings and studies. Zhou is good at expressing modern human and living conditions by classical way. So classic and modern have been collide at the time. When finished his study he came back to BeiJing at 2012. Now, he specializes tempura painting, and live in BeiJing.
The works can be seen everywhere in connection with a variety of media. Brush, paint, drawing board, linen, wood, paper and other factors all constitute the elements of the work and create relationships. In the use of media, the artist perceives the consciousness and spirit of living beings, the blurring of self-awareness, and the media converges into information during the conscious and unconscious transformation, thereby turning it into images. In the exploration of endless natural energy, Zhouquan becomes a transmitter of information, dialogues with nature in creation, and explores the unique aesthetics released by art in natural energy information.