“The Waking Up Art Space: A Fusion of Sound, Light, and Painting at Jingshanzhu Tea Academy”

Hangzhou Daily News On April 22, Hangzhou Jingshan Bamboo Tea Academy “Wake Up” art space opened. Ding Maolu, Ge Baodong and many other well-known figures in the literary and art circles attended this art feast.

At the scene of the event, Xia Kejun, a professor of the School of Liberal Arts at Renmin University of China and a literary critic, Qiu Hao and Qiu Yue, directors of the Chinese Meticulous Painting Society, respectively made “The Artist’s Creation Process and Analysis of Works”, “Contemporary Expression of Art and Life”, “Contemporary Art The commercial value of works” keynote speech.

The “Wake Up” art space is a life culture and art space built by Hangzhou Jingshan Bamboo Tea Garden. The ten “Wake Up” paintings that integrate Chinese and Western styles were completed by painters Qiu Hao and Qiu Yue in two years. “Wake Up” is a combination of traditional Chinese screen paintings on silk and Western murals, which can be viewed from both sides, and achieve a three-dimensional effect with one canvas. Under the visual effects of sound, light, and electricity, among the flickering lights, the never-ending pink Penrose staircase, greedy octopus, golden corn, and the “Flure” that Chinese people pursue all their lives Life is happy and dying”, and “sages” whose gender cannot be identified are presented one by one… The ten paintings push forward the various difficulties and temptations of life layer by layer, reminding the world to see their nature clearly, and make the meaning of life more profound.