Ying Huang – Sleep Well My Princess

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Sleep Well My Princess
Etching and screenprint on steel
Edition of 20
Image size: 20 x 28.5 cm
Steel plate size: 20 x 28.5 cm
PCA Print Commission 2015

Ying Huang is a Chinese-born Australian artist whose work crosses formats and media. Known for her ‘Polipanda’ art practice and for screenprinting directly onto carefully etched steel plates, Ying’s work challenges and manipulates traditional printmaking media and techniques.

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