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As 10 obras de Ai Weiwei mais solicitadas pelos nossos visitantes, classificadas por popularidade e apresentadas uma a uma, com as especificações e o preço de cada reprodução pintada à mão.

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He Xie

2011 · Museu Oscar Niemeyer, Curitiba · original 5 x 10 cm

One thousand hand-crafted porcelain crabs form Ai Weiwei's powerful He Xie, a poignant 2011 installation reflecting political struggle and social harmony that invites you to explore this profound contemporary masterpiece.

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Works from Juazeiro do Norte

2018 · Museu Oscar Niemeyer, Curitiba

Intricate wooden carvings inspired by Brazilian ex-voto traditions showcase Ai Weiwei's powerful social commentary through folk art craftsmanship, inviting you to explore this unique collection of contemporary sculpture.

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Study of Perspective - Berne

2003 · MoMA - Museu de Arte Moderna, New York City · original 59 x 38 cm

A striking black and white urban scene captures the essence of city life in Study of Perspective - Berne by Ai Weiwei, offering a profound glimpse into contemporary social observation that you can bring to your collection.

Técnica: Óleo sobre tela de linho pintado à mão
Fabricado: Para encomendar, por um pintor profissional
Popularidade: N.º 3 de 10 obras de Ai Weiwei
Entrega: Em todo o mundo, cerca de 5 semanas

a partir de$18139 × 25 cm Encomende esta obra

Mesmo tamanho da obra original$21959 × 38 cm Encomendar no tamanho original

Study of Perspective - Hong Kong

2003 · MoMA - Museu de Arte Moderna, New York City · original 70 x 50 cm

Técnica: Óleo sobre tela de linho pintado à mão
Fabricado: Para encomendar, por um pintor profissional
Popularidade: N.º 4 de 10 obras de Ai Weiwei
Entrega: Em todo o mundo, cerca de 5 semanas

a partir de$18139 × 26 cm Encomende esta obra

Mesmo tamanho da obra original$25870 × 50 cm Encomendar no tamanho original

Sunflower Seeds

2010 · Museu Oscar Niemeyer, Curitiba

Técnica: Óleo sobre tela de linho pintado à mão
Fabricado: Para encomendar, por um pintor profissional
Popularidade: N.º 5 de 10 obras de Ai Weiwei
Entrega: Em todo o mundo, cerca de 5 semanas

a partir de$18138 × 26 cm Encomende esta obra

Stools

Técnica: Óleo sobre tela de linho pintado à mão
Fabricado: Para encomendar, por um pintor profissional
Popularidade: N.º 6 de 10 obras de Ai Weiwei
Entrega: Em todo o mundo, cerca de 5 semanas

a partir de$35642 × 24 cm Encomende esta obra

Ai Weiwei, Swatter

2012 · UCCA Center for Contemporary Art, Pequim

Ai Weiwei’s ‘Swatter’: A striking digital illustration of a butterfly net against vibrant purple. Explore this iconic piece by the influential Chinese artist, known for social commentary.

Técnica: Óleo sobre tela de linho pintado à mão
Fabricado: Para encomendar, por um pintor profissional
Popularidade: N.º 7 de 10 obras de Ai Weiwei
Entrega: Em todo o mundo, cerca de 5 semanas

a partir de$18139 × 26 cm Encomende esta obra

Bang

2013

Técnica: Óleo sobre tela de linho pintado à mão
Fabricado: Para encomendar, por um pintor profissional
Popularidade: N.º 8 de 10 obras de Ai Weiwei
Entrega: Em todo o mundo, cerca de 5 semanas

a partir de$18137 × 27 cm Encomende esta obra

Dropping a Han Dynasty Urn

1995 · original 148 x 121 cm

Técnica: Óleo sobre tela de linho pintado à mão
Fabricado: Para encomendar, por um pintor profissional
Popularidade: N.º 9 de 10 obras de Ai Weiwei
Entrega: Em todo o mundo, cerca de 5 semanas

a partir de$18153 × 19 cm Encomende esta obra

Mesmo tamanho da obra original$691148 × 121 cm Encomendar no tamanho original

Camera with Plint

2015 · Museu Oscar Niemeyer, Curitiba · original 52 x 52 cm

Técnica: Óleo sobre tela de linho pintado à mão
Fabricado: Para encomendar, por um pintor profissional
Popularidade: N.º 10 de 10 obras de Ai Weiwei
Entrega: Em todo o mundo, cerca de 5 semanas

a partir de$18126 × 39 cm Encomende esta obra

Mesmo tamanho da obra original$23352 × 52 cm Encomendar no tamanho original

O artista

Ai Weiwei

nascido em 1957

Informações rápidas

Movementscontemporary art
Works on APS10
Best occasionsconversation
Also known asWei-wei Ai, Ai Wei Wei, Weiwei Ai, آي ويوي, Ай Уейуей
Top 3 worksHe Xie, Works from Juazeiro do Norte, Study of Perspective - Berne
Born1957, Beijing, People's Republic of China
Top-ranked workHe Xie

Biografia

A Voice for Contemporary China

Ai Weiwei, born in Beijing in 1957, stands as one of the most recognizable and controversial figures in contemporary Chinese art. His upbringing amidst the stark realities of rural northwest China—marked by his father’s exile under Mao Zedong’s regime—shaped his worldview and fueled a lifelong commitment to artistic expression as a vehicle for social critique. From an early age, Weiwei demonstrated an innate fascination with sculpture and design, honing his skills through formal education at Tsinghua University before embarking on a career that would propel him into the global spotlight. His life has been a continuous dialogue between the personal and the political, where the boundaries of art and activism are perpetually blurred.

Weiwei’s initial artistic endeavors focused on minimalist sculptural forms—often utilizing industrial materials like steel and concrete—reflecting a deliberate rejection of traditional Chinese aesthetics. This stylistic choice was not merely aesthetic; it symbolized his desire to challenge established conventions and forge his own path within the evolving landscape of Chinese art. Influenced by the conceptual rigor of artists such as Donald Judd and Sol LeWitt, he embraced principles that prioritized ideas over visual ornamentation. His early works explored themes of fragmentation and repetition, mirroring deep-seated anxieties about societal uniformity and governmental control—a preoccupation that would become the heartbeat of his entire artistic practice.

The Intersection of Art and Activism

The trajectory of Weiwei’s career shifted dramatically in the late 1990s as he began engaging in activism against corruption within China's education system. This transformation was catalyzed by the devastating "Tofu Dreg Schools" scandal, where a massive earthquake exposed systemic negligence and bribery in school construction. Galvanized by this tragedy, Weiwei utilized his artistic platform to expose injustices and amplify marginalized voices, turning his studio into a site of investigation and protest. His work transitioned from purely formal explorations into profound social investigations, often involving the collection of data, names, and evidence to hold power to account.

This period marked the rise of his monumental installations that command global attention. One of his most iconic achievements, Sunflower Seeds (2010), featured millions of handcrafted porcelain seeds spread across the floor of the Tate Modern. This work served as a powerful metaphor for the relationship between the individual and the masses, reflecting on themes of mass production, Chinese craftsmanship, and the weight of history. Through such large-scale installations, he forces the viewer to confront the sheer scale of human existence and the fragility of the individual within a vast, often indifferent, political machine.

Legacy and Global Significance

Beyond his physical sculptures, Ai Weiwei has mastered the use of photography and digital media to document contemporary struggles. His ability to weave together the personal narrative with global crises—such as the refugee crisis or the erosion of freedom of speech—has cemented his status as a global icon of resistance. His work does not merely exist in galleries; it exists in the streets, on social media, and in the very conscience of the international community.

The historical significance of Ai Weiwei lies in his refusal to remain silent. His career serves as a testament to the power of the artist as a witness. Through his diverse body of work, we see:

A profound exploration of materiality and its connection to cultural heritage.
The use of conceptual art to challenge political censorship and corruption.
A relentless pursuit of transparency in an era of information control.
The transformation of social protest into a high-art aesthetic experience.

Ultimately, Ai Weiwei remains a vital force, ensuring that the complexities of modern history are never forgotten and that the dialogue between art and truth continues to spark global change.

Perguntas e Respostas

Em que cidade e país Ai Weiwei nasceu?

Ai Weiwei nasceu em Beijing, em People's Republic of China.

Quantas obras de Ai Weiwei estão disponíveis para explorar?

Você pode explorar 10 obras de arte obras de Ai Weiwei na página Todas as obras.

Por quais outros nomes ou pseudônimos Ai Weiwei é conhecido?

Ai Weiwei também é conhecido como Wei-wei Ai, Ai Wei Wei, Weiwei Ai, آي ويوي, Ай Уейуей.

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