YE YONG RUN · Artist portraitArtist · HONG KONG
YE YONG RUN
Chinese ink painting and calligraphy
Ye Yong Run is Executive Director of the Hong Kong Oriental Academy of Painting and Calligraphy and a member of the Hong Kong Calligraphers Association. With more than six decades of artistic practice, he is especially known for his ink paintings of shrimp. Trained in calligraphy under Wu Zifu, Ye combines the brush language of traditional Chinese painting with perspectival observation informed by Western art. Through close study of shrimp in motion, he captures their transparency, vitality and rhythmic movement with expressive economy. His wider practice encompasses bamboo, flowers and birds, landscapes, figures and pandas. Through teaching and public engagement, he seeks to bring Chinese calligraphy and painting into contemporary life, making art a source of cultural connection and everyday enjoyment.
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Works

The Welcoming Pine of Huangshan
Artificial ceramics · FOR SALE
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Red Pines
Artificial ceramics · FOR SALE
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Red Pine II
Art Ceramics · FOR SALE
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Pines and Rocks
Artificial ceramics · FOR SALE
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To Go or Not
Artificial ceramics · FOR SALE
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Shrimp at Play
Artificial ceramics · UNDER NEGOTIATION
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Vying for the Lead
Art Ceramics · FOR SALE
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Winter Plum Blossoms
Art Ceramics · FOR SALE
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Crabs
Art Ceramics · NOT FOR SALE
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Ye Yong Run is Executive Director of the Hong Kong Oriental Academy of Painting and Calligraphy and a member of the Hong Kong Calligraphers Association. With more than six decades of artistic practice, he is especially known for his ink paintings of shrimp. Trained in calligraphy under Wu Zifu, Ye combines the brush language of traditional Chinese painting with perspectival observation informed by Western art. Through close study of shrimp in motion, he captures their transparency, vitality and rhythmic movement with expressive economy. His wider practice encompasses bamboo, flowers and birds, landscapes, figures and pandas. Through teaching and public engagement, he seeks to bring Chinese calligraphy and painting into contemporary life, making art a source of cultural connection and everyday enjoyment.