Tian ZhongQuan
田忠泉 1968年生於山東，是當代中國實力派寫實主義油畫家。他畢業於山東大學藝術系，後進修於浙江美術學院（現中國美術學院），目前定居上海從事專業創作。
田忠泉被視為中國當代「新寫實主義」的代表人物之一。他於 1997 年獲中國藝術博覽會「優秀青年藝術家獎」。其地位建立在對歐洲古典油畫語言的精湛掌握，並成功將其本土化，成為少數能平衡古典美學與東方詩意的在世畫家。
田忠泉的藝術生涯中，新加坡不僅是其走向國際的關鍵跳板，更是其藏家基礎最為深厚的海外市場。 客藝廊 (HaKaren Art Gallery) 自 2000 年代起便為田忠泉舉辦了多次高品質的個人展覽，並帶著他的作品頻繁亮相於 Art Singapore 等國際大型博覽會。由於客藝廊專注於挖掘具備深厚功力的當代中國寫實畫家，田忠泉的作品因此精準對接了新加坡、東南亞及歐美的高端私人藏家。這些藏家看重他作品中那種跨越國界的「古典靜謐感」與「對時間的凝固」，使其在新加坡藝術圈擁有極高的品牌辨識度。
田忠泉早期作品在技法上繼承西方油畫的厚重與細膩光影，但在意境上追求中國傳統的「氣韻」。他擅長利用陰影與光線的細微變化，營造出如唐詩般浪漫、懷舊且寧靜的空間感。他的畫面處理乾淨且具定力，將日常器物、花卉轉化為具備神聖感的精神載體。
客藝廊不僅推動交易，更協助其作品進入重要機構收藏。這種穩固的代理關係，讓田忠泉的作品從單純的「寫實畫作」晉升為具備國際流通價值的藝術資產。
Tian ZhongQuan, born in Shandong in 1968, is a prominent realist oil painter in contemporary China. He graduated from the Art Department of Shandong University and later pursued further studies at the Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts (now the China Academy of Art). He currently resides in Shanghai, where he dedicates himself to professional artistic creation.
Tian ZhongQuan is regarded as one of the leading figures of China's contemporary “New Realism” movement. He received the “Outstanding Young Artist Award” at the China Art Fair in 1997. His standing is built upon his mastery of classical European oil painting techniques, which he has successfully localized, making him one of the few living artists capable of balancing classical aesthetics with Eastern poetic sensibility.
Throughout Tian's artistic career, Singapore has served not only as a pivotal springboard to the international stage but also as his most established overseas market with the deepest collector base. Since the 2000s, HaKaren Art Gallery has organized multiple high-caliber solo exhibitions for Tian and frequently presented his works at major international fairs such as Art Singapore. Given HaKaren's focus on discovering contemporary Chinese realist painters with profound technical mastery, Tian's works have precisely aligned with the tastes of high-end private collectors in Singapore, Southeast Asia, and Europe/America. These collectors value the “classical tranquility” and “freezing of time” transcending national boundaries in his art, granting him exceptional brand recognition within Singapore's art scene.
Tian's early works inherit the weighty texture and intricate light-and-shadow techniques of Western oil painting while pursuing the traditional Chinese concept of “qi yun” (vital energy and rhythm). He excels at using subtle shifts in shadow and light to create a romantic, nostalgic, and tranquil spatial atmosphere reminiscent of Tang poetry. His compositions are clean and resolute, transforming everyday objects and flowers into spiritual vessels imbued with sacredness.
HaKaren Art Gallery not only facilitated transactions but also assisted in securing institutional acquisitions for his works. This stable agency relationship elevates Tian ZhongQuan's creations from mere “realistic paintings” to internationally tradable art assets.
