On January 29, the Central Broadcasting Network Reported (Reporters Yang Jing, Bai Tingjun, Zhang Qian, Zhou Hong, Liu Ziyi, Wang Yizhe, Wang Lei, Guo Enyou, Zhou Li, Pang Qingshan, and Liu Yongbo) The "Ice and Snow Shine new year" Shanghai artist creation activity was held in Shanghai International Media Harbor a few days ago. Six artists from Shanghai jointly splashed ink around the New Year of the Tiger and the Beijing Winter Olympics, and greeted the arrival of the Beijing Winter Olympics with their works, expressing their blessings for the New Year of the Tiger and showing the charm of China's excellent traditional culture.
Wan Fu's work "Top Clouds Ice and Snow Shine Spring" (Photo provided by the interviewee issued by the Central Broadcasting Network)
Mr. Wan Fu's works can always impress every audience with tranquility and tranquility, and those seemingly simple pictures combine the factors of plane composition, carefully create a warm atmosphere, and contain the rhythm of life.
On the day of the event, Mr. Wan Fu brought his work "Top Gun Snow and Snow Shine Spring". Ruixue Mega Year, she believes that the snow bamboo means tenacious and noble, indomitable, youthful eternal, longevity and tranquility, and the ruyi shape of the Winter Olympic Ski Field expresses people's desire for a better life and hope for safety and smoothness.
Wan Fu's creation scene (Photo provided by the interviewee issued by the Central Broadcasting Network)
Mr. Wan Fu said that bamboo symbolizes eternal longevity and longevity, which means high purity and tenacity. The ski resort's arena is a ruyi shape, and it is also a favorite auspicious pattern in traditional Chinese culture, expressing everyone's pursuit of auspicious life. Therefore, combining these two contents is also to express people's happy life. She hopes that the Athletes of the Winter Olympics will also have the spirit of perseverance and perseverance, "tenacity and self-motivation, striving for excellent results." ”
"Top Gun" Ice and Snow Shine Spring (Partial) (Photo provided by the interviewee issued by the Central Broadcasting Network)
Wan Fu, born in Chengdu, Sichuan, graduated from Shanghai Arts and Crafts School, China Academy of Art, and East China Normal University. He is currently a librarian at the Shanghai Museum of Culture and History, a professor at the Shanghai Vocational College of Arts and Crafts, a distinguished professor at Shanghai University, a director of the Shanghai Artists Association, and a painter at the Shanghai Academy of Chinese Painting. Mr. Wan Fu is good at painting flowers and birds with brush strokes, transforming the metaphor of traditional flower and bird painting reflecting the character of the literati into the connotation of life poetry and life consciousness, and making a new exploration of contemporary aesthetics for traditional flower and bird painting.
This creative activity was jointly initiated by the Shanghai Terminus of China Central Radio and Television Corporation, the Shanghai Municipal Federation of Literature and Literature, and the Shanghai Artists Association, and was hosted by International Media Harbor (Shanghai) Cultural Development Co., Ltd.