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Feng Zhengjie, born in 1968 in Sichuan Province, China, is an artist based in Beijing and Jeju Island in South Korea. Originally an art teacher at a school and college in Sichuan, he moved to Beijing in 1995.
His best-known work is the Warhol-style series of Chinese oil portraits, featuring a red and turquoise color palette, of Chinese models' faces with divergent eyes and blank expressions (his signature style). Read the full biography

Feng Zhengjie, born in 1968 in Sichuan Province, China, is an artist based in Beijing and Jeju Island in South Korea. Originally an art teacher at a school and college in Sichuan, he moved to Beijing in 1995.
His best-known work is the Warhol-style series of Chinese oil portraits, featuring a red and turquoise color palette, of Chinese models' faces with divergent eyes and blank expressions (his signature style). Critics see his work as a criticism of contemporary consumer society. His early paintings were inspired by Shanghai posters of the 1930s. His most recent work is based on the red and green of traditional Chinese New Year art, the colors becoming "more acidic, a representation of the gaudy and commercial nature of modern China".
Zhengjie has exhibited in international exhibitions, including Dialogue With Asia at the Vika Gallery in Oslo, the 2002 Korea Contemporary Art Festival in Seoul, China Femmes de Chine at the Veronique Maxe gallery in Paris, Primary Colors at the Singapore Art Museum in Singapore and New Perspectives in Chinese Painting at the Marella gallery in Milan.