Shi Yin (b. 1987)

Chinese scholar and painter whose work is deeply influenced by Chinese philosophy, Buddhism, and aesthetics. Early in his career, he worked in classical studies administration at Peking University, shaping the intellectual foundation of his artistic practice.

Working primarily in Chinese painting, Shi Yin’s art continues the refined elegance of Song dynasty literati traditions while engaging with contemporary thought. His distinctive style, often described as a “Zen-inspired landscape,” combines minimalism, clarity, and poetic atmosphere.

His works are known for their quiet restraint and meditative quality, creating a sense of stillness and depth. His paintings have been exhibited across Asia, including Japan, Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Macau.