During his residency at No Name Studio in Shanghai, Chinese artist Guo Qikai (b. 1994, Kunming) created a series of five silk screen prints inspired by the twelve paintings exhibited at 768 Gallery, Shanghai. Known for his dreamlike imagery that blends medieval mural influences with personal memory and myth, Guo’s work invites viewers into a world where silence, light, and imagination collide.
Only 2 prints remain available online, each part of a limited edition of 5, hand-produced by the artist during his residency. A rare opportunity to collect a piece of Guo’s artistic journey between China and Venice.
Silk Screen Print: 《你能回到我身边吗？》Can you come back to me? #2
Artist: Guo Qikai
Image size: A3
Product size: 40 × 60 cm
Edition: Limited to 5 + 1 AP (some copies may already be sold offline)
Printed personally by the artist (extremely limited edition)
Hand-signed by the artist
Frame or mount not included
For the original artwork, please refer to the separate link ◎
Created during his residency at No Name Studio in Shanghai, this silk print is part of a limited edition series of five works inspired by Guo’s exhibition at 768 Gallery, Shanghai. Only a few remain available online.
During his residency at No Name Studio in Shanghai, Chinese artist Guo Qikai (b. 1994, Kunming) created a series of five silk screen prints inspired by the twelve paintings exhibited at 768 Gallery, Shanghai. Known for his dreamlike imagery that blends medieval mural influences with personal memory and myth, Guo’s work invites viewers into a world where silence, light, and imagination collide.
Only 2 prints remain available online, each part of a limited edition of 5, hand-produced by the artist during his residency. A rare opportunity to collect a piece of Guo’s artistic journey between China and Venice.
Silk Screen Print: 《你能回到我身边吗？》Can you come back to me? #2
Artist: Guo Qikai
Image size: A3
Product size: 40 × 60 cm
Edition: Limited to 5 + 1 AP (some copies may already be sold offline)
Printed personally by the artist (extremely limited edition)
Hand-signed by the artist
Frame or mount not included
For the original artwork, please refer to the separate link ◎
Created during his residency at No Name Studio in Shanghai, this silk print is part of a limited edition series of five works inspired by Guo’s exhibition at 768 Gallery, Shanghai. Only a few remain available online.
