Individual Pieces of Work
- Xiaotao's painting titled "Enlarged prop - Bird," which is a dreamy looking painting of an emaciated looking bird attempting to feed or analyzing some sort of nest looking thing. Xiaotao emphasises lose detail here which envokes the dreamy feel. This painting is estimated to be priced around $250,000 USD.
- Another painting called "Fictioned Images No. 2" by Xiaotao, which is priced in the range of $100,000 USD, is a painting of a man looking through a glass mug. The glass mug distorts the man's face as he analyzes the glass. This painting also has Xiaotao's signature red splotches.
- Xiaotao's painting named "Crystal Condom" shows a yellow and a purple condom almost floating in the air in front of a blue background. This painting's price is estimated to be worth about $85,000 USD.
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