Glazing

Glazing

Starting bid: $2,500.00

Horses were domesticated in China over 5,000 years ago, playing a vital role in agriculture, transportation, and warfare.
In Chinese culture, the horse symbolizes strength, speed, freedom, and success. It is seen as a noble creature that embodies power, perseverance, and forward momentum…: Horses embody resilience and the ability to overcome obstacles such as strength and endurance. The same as Their galloping motion represents moving forward and breaking boundaries which represent of freedom and Progress. For their loyalty and companion ship, horses are admired for their faith fulness and bond with Humans.

Item condition: New

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Ending On: 25 June 2026 9:28 pm
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  • Artist: Vutha TOR
  • Material: Acrylic and gold paper on rice bag canvas
  • Dimension: 90cm x 120cm
  • Artist’s Bio:
    • Vutha TOR grew up in the Site 2 Refugee Camp on the Cambodia-Thai border, where he learned to draw and paint. After the fall of Khmer Rouge, he returned to Battambang and co-founded Phare Ponleu Selpak. He finished his art studies at the Pivaut Superior Applied School in France in 2013 and residency at Vermont Studio in 2018 (USA). His works have been displayed at French Embassy (2018) and French Cultural Institute in Cambodia (2017), in Bangkok and Krabi (Thailand) (2012), France (2010), Colombia, and the UN Headquarters in New York (2010). His artworks always show up for social issue and his experiences.

 

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