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The screens of Jia Juan Li（贾鹃丽的屏，帘，幔） Pierre Paliard（皮埃尔•巴利亚） Translated by Danielle Mc Nally （英文翻译：Danielle Mc Nally）     Jia Juan Li’s paintings usher us into illusory scenes. China appears, as in a dream, in its traditional settings, its elegant and hushed interiors, its water lily ponds and its gardens. No image of the present world comes […]

LA RECHERCHE DE VIEUX REVES à propos de l’art de JIA JUANLI FENG Boyi Présenter la condition de la création artistique des femmes contemporaines après la réforme et l’ouverture de la Chine ne peut se faire sans souligner et prendre en considération l’art de peindre de JIA Juanli. Je me souviens que déjà en 1988,

ENGLISH VERSION JIA Juanli THE PALACE OF DREAMS Gérard Xuriguera It is helpful for artists to remember that there is a foot at the end of the leg, or in other words, that there have been others before them, over the centuries, or more recently, in phase or not with reality or their imagination. When JIA

ENGLISH VERSION JIA Juanli Lydia Harambourg JIA Juan Li’s intimism is rooted in her dual Chinese and French culture. This gives her a mastery over the pictorial techniques she employs in her art, imbued with mystery, and marked by a certain majesty. This demands a constant surpassing of the self and relying on demure emotions

Reflections On Court Life By Ian Findlay For almost a decade, Chinese painter Jia Juanli, 45, has lived and worked in France.  Although far from her origins, the central subject of her paintings continues to be an exploration of China’s past, particularly that of the women of the Imperial Court.  The art of contemporary Chinese