Visible/Invisible investigates the evolution and presence of abstract art within the context of contemporary China and its historical roots.

This volume is likely to be appreciated by scholars and collectors interested in contemporary Chinese art, offering a focused look at abstract movements. The inclusion of historical context suggests a comprehensive approach to understanding abstraction's development. The detailed artist list indicates a resource-rich presentation of key figures in the field. The book aims to bridge global perspectives on abstraction with specific Chinese artistic traditions.