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Vertigo by Matthew Wong at Venice Biennale in Venice

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by Matthew Wong

It feels like a table that remembers being used. The colors hum slightly, like something emotional has soaked into the objects. Even the bowl feels charged, as if it’s holding more than fruit. It’s a bit quiet kind of intensity.

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About This Artwork

Matthew Wong’s work often bridges landscape and interior emotion, even in still life. His brushwork carries a nervous energy, layered yet deliberate, creating surfaces that feel alive. Influenced by artists like Van Gogh and Matisse, he built a visual language that turns ordinary scenes into psychological spaces. His work resonates strongly today for its raw sensitivity and sense of solitude.

Artist: Matthew Wong
Location: Venice Biennale, Venice
Date experienced: Saturday, April 25, 2026

#contemporary art #color #feelings #still life #Venice Biennale

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