Luo Qing (b. 1970, Nanchang, Jiangxi) is a contemporary artist based in Beijing. He earned a master’s degree from the Central Academy of Fine Arts and taught at the Chinese Opera Academy from 2000 to 2007.
Luo’s practice centers on contemporary landscape painting, where he explores urban decay, memory, and the emotional residue of modernization in China. Working primarily with a subdued, monochromatic palette, his notable series such as Ruins, Deserted City, and Walking Forward No.4 depict demolished buildings and anonymous figures, articulating a sense of collective displacement and spiritual isolation. 

He presented a solo exhibition titled Overwhelming Surfaces at Redbase Art Sydney in 2023 and participated in the group exhibition Base ‘RED’ at Redbase Foundation Indonesia in 2015. His works were also featured in the 2024 edition of the Aotearoa Art Fair. 

Luo has held solo exhibitions in major art capitals including Beijing, New York, and Zurich, and has joined group shows in Singapore and Dresden. His works such as Solaris and Unconsciousness have been showcased by prominent galleries including Art Seasons (Beijing, Singapore) and Eli Klein Fine Art (New York), and have been auctioned internationally, with pieces sold at Christie’s and MutualArt.