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Professor Dominic Man-Kit Lam had professional training under Chinese masters including Professors Johnson Chow, Zhao Shao’ang, Yang Shanshen, Guan Shanyue and others in his early years. In 2000, Lam started to learn sculpture from Master Ju Ming. He invented a novel painting process named “Chromoskedasic Painting” or “NanoArt” in 1980. This process is based on light scattering and allows the artist to create color images using only black and white photographic paper and solutions, without any dye or pigment. This process also provides certain unique characteristics not easily attainable by other media, and can be considered a new medium for both Chinese and Western art. In 1999, Lam was selected as one of 99 most accomplished and influential artists in China in the 20th century by the Chinese Academy of Art, The Artist Association of China and the National Palace Museum of China. Lam was invited to paint two monumental art works: “A Galaxy on Earth” (8X8.8m) and “This Land is Our Land” for the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in 2001. In 2008 and 2011, Lam was invited by the Beijing Olympic Arts Committee and London Olympic Arts Committee as a featured artist for the 2008 & 2012 Olympic Games. Lam created “Voyage of Discovery: Universe”, a Chromoskedasic Painting for his solo exhibition at Louis Vuitton Maison in commemorating the 40th anniversary of Man on the Moon for the first time. This painting was acquired by a foundation for USD1, 000,000 in 2010. On August 1, 2012, his work “Millennium OdysseyⅡ: From the Great Wall to the River Thames -- Embrace the World” won a gold medal at the Olympic Fine Arts Exhibition in London. On March, 2013, Lam was selected one of the eight most important artists in the history of Hong Kong by Professor Laurence Tam, the Founding Chief Curator of the Hong Kong Museum of Art.
Dominic Man-Kit Lam’s Artistic Voyage
1980: Invented “Chromoskedasic Painting”
1982: Completed the painting entitled “Plum, Orchid, Bamboo and Ganoderma” with Zhang Daqian, Zhao Shao’ang and Guan Shanyue
1997: Invented “Calligraphy from the Mind”
1999: Was selected as one of 99 most accomplished and influential artists in China in the 20th century by Chinese Academy of Art, the Artist Association of China and the National Palace Museum
2001: Created “A Galaxy on Earth” (8X8.8m) and “This Land is Our Land” (2.5X9.5m) for permanent display at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing
2004: Invited by the Beijing Olympic Committee to paint “Olympic Spirit: Ode to Happiness”
2005: Begin the creation of the series of paintings entitled “Nine Court Diagram” and “Universe”
2008: Invited by the Beijing Olympic Committee to create the painting entitled “Millennium Olympic Odyssey: From Athens to Beijing”
2009: Created “Voyage of Discovery: Universe” (1.2X15m) for his solo exhibition at “Louis Vuitton Maison”. This painting was acquired by a foundation for USD1,000,000 and the proceeds were donated to charity
2012: Invited by the International Olympic Committee to paint “Millennium Olympic Odyssey: From the Great Wall to River Thames”, which was exhibited at the Barbican Centre, London during the Olympic Games, it was also awarded a Gold Medal at the Olympic Fine Arts Exhibition
2013: Selected as “one of eight most influential artists in Hong Kong History” by Professor Laurence Chi-Sing Tam, the Founding Chief Curator of Hong Kong Museum of Art
2013: Invited by the SNBA to exhibit his artwork at the Exhibition of International Masters in the Carrousel du Louvre, France