Diep Quy Hai

Diep Quy Hai, born in 1971, currently is a painter and art professor at the Vietnam University of Fine Arts. His artworks are kept at Vietnam Fine Arts Museum and Ho Chi Minh Fine Arts Museum. In a long period before, Diep Quy Hai took inspiration from oil-painting material to create abstract paintings. Recently, he has turned his focus to experimenting on Lacquer painting by using additive materials to emboss on the painting surface. His works attract viewer by using typical basic color of the traditional Lacquer such as gold, stone-red, green, and what’s even more impressive are shapes and forms. It is recognized that there are some simple visual symbols in his paintings such as: the continuous connected circles, dashes, wave-lines which associates with the patterns using in ancient art like on the Dong Son Bronze Drum. These symbols bring a familiar feeling to viewers and encourage their imaginative ability to ponder on the idea of the artist.

• 2016: Fine Art Exhibitions, Vietnam University of Fine Arts, Hanoi
and Ho Chi Minh Fine Arts University
• 2014: Vietnam Sea and Island Sovereignty", Hanoi, Vietnam
• 2013: Fine Art Exhibitions, Vietnam University of Fine Arts, Hanoi
and Ho Chi Minh Fine Arts University
• 2010: Vietnam - Thailand Contemporary Art Exhibition, Bangkok, Thailand
• 2008: - “NEO-2011", Vietnam University of Fine Arts
- "Vietnam Beauty", Tokyo, Japan
• 2007: "Love Season", IDECAF, Ho Chi Minh City
• 2006: - Vietnam Lacquer Painting Exhibition, Hanoi
- "Accompany with Lacquer" Exhibition, Korean Cultural Center, Hanoi
- "Who's earning money?", Vietnam University of Fine Arts and Umeå Academy of Fine Arts Hanoi
• 2005: National Fine Art Exhibition
• 2004: PAC III Vietnam - Thailand Exhibition
• 2001: Young Artist Group Exhibition, Hanoi
• 2000: - National Fine Arts Exhibition
- "In Praise of Paper" - a Cultural Exchange Exhibition with Artists from Atlantic Art Center, Washington DC, USA
- "Asean Award" Exhibition sponsored by Philip Morris Group, Vietnam Fine Art Museum, Hanoi
- Young Artist Group Exhibition
• 1999: Vietnam ...