韩冬(Han Dong),1970年出生,中国当代艺术家。其创作以雕塑为主要媒介,作品脉络与美学特征在蜂巢当代艺术中心北京总部于2025年底至2026年初举办的大型个展“乘物游心:韩冬雕塑三部曲”中得到全面展示。该展览由夏季风策展,以“第一章:大地上的行吟”、“第二章:献给太阳的颂歌”和“第三章:冰河纪的挽歌”三个章节,以及艺术家工作室复刻重现的文献单元构成。此外,韩冬亦从事皮纸水墨创作,曾于2016年在蜂巢当代艺术中心展出近两年的皮纸水墨新作。其作品曾参展2016年艺术北京博览会,并多次亮相于蜂巢当代艺术中心组织的展览及香港巴塞尔艺术展等国际艺博会。
Han Dong was born in 1970, with ancestral roots in Changli, Hebei, China. He studied Decorative Art at Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology and served as the Director of the Michael Jewelry Research Center at the Central Academy of Fine Arts from 2004 to 2005. His sculptural works have been recognized with prestigious awards including the LOEWE Foundation Craft Prize Shortlist (2023) and the Italian A’Design Award Gold Medal. Han Dong’s artistic practice seeks a natural state of being within the realm of instinct—a condition close to humanity’s common spiritual origin. For him, the artificial and the natural are not distinctly separate but rather blurrily co-construct a world of spirituality. Through seemingly lifeless bronze, Han Dong’s work embodies the inter woven light of thought and perception between nature and humanity, breaking down the boundaries between life and non-life. His sculptures convey a vast solitude and a mysteriously primitive religious and Eastern artistic sensibility, attempting to present a state of primitiveness and nature within contemporary urban spaces. Using hard and cold materials like stone and bronze, he simplifies forms to express a unique vitality and an ineffable spirituality. Born in 1970: Changli, Hebei Province Studied in the Decoration Department of Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology 2004–2005 Director, Michael Centre for Jewelry Research, Central Academy of Fine Arts Currently lives and works in Beijing Memberships Member of the Sculptors Society of Canada (SSC) Member of the Cultur Alrelic Academy China






























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Han Dong is a Chinese contemporary artist born in 1970, primarily working in sculpture, with bronze as his signature medium.
His representative works include large-scale, poetically-themed bronze sculptures that form narrative cycles. Notable pieces are:
- *Ode to the Sun No.22 (Lovers)* (2021)
- *Ode to the Sun No.1 (Sun Gate)* (2017)
- *Elegy of the Ice Age No.6 (Migration)* (2022)
- *Elegy of the Ice Age No.9 (Sacrifice)* (2024)
- *Ode to the Sun No.5 (Heart of the Universe)* (2018)
These works were showcased in his major solo exhibition *"Riding on Things, Wandering in the Heart: A Trilogy of Han Dong's Sculpture"* at Hive Center for Contemporary Art (Beijing, 2025–2026). The exhibition was structured in three chapters — *"Songs on the Earth," "Ode to the Sun," and "Elegy of the Ice Age"* — revealing a cohesive, almost mytho-poetic vision.
His creative style is experimental, imaginative, and abstract in sensibility. Han Dong uses the human figure, natural ecology, and cosmic motifs to explore themes such as memory and time, identity and the body, emotional connection, urban landscapes, and social commentary. His work often carries a solemn, timeless quality, blending archaism with a contemporary philosophical depth.
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Based on the available artist profile, Han Dong has held a major solo exhibition titled "Riding on Things and Roaming in the Heart" at Hive Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing in 2025.
Regarding institutional collections, the current archive does not include specific information on which institutions have collected his work.