The "Tianguang Pagoda Shadow - Lin Rongshengfang Lane Theme Works Exhibition" was launched on February 5 at No. 73, Tower Lane, Sanfang Seven Lanes. Lin Rongsheng used a paintbrush to tell the story of Fangxiang and the new events, so that fangxiang culture could achieve spiritual return to its hometown in art, and also re-inject new spiritual values and show changes in the times, so that the ancient cuo was rejuvenated.
The exhibition is hosted by Fuzhou Sanfang Seven Lanes Protection, Development and Operation Co., Ltd., and organized by Fuzhou Diecui Southeast Culture Communication Co., Ltd. and Ningde New Park; the exhibition will last until February 15. The exhibition is divided into three parts: the first part, with the theme of "Floating Light and Old Shadow", is Lin Rongsheng's early works created with the theme of Sanfang and Seven Alleys; the second part, with the theme of "Tianguang Pagoda Shadow", shows his newly written works with the theme of the street scenery of Sanfang and Seven Alleys, mainly centered on the culture of Tower Lane; the third part, with the theme of "Green Shadow of Fang Lane", shows the creation of historical celebrities and historical attractions in the Fang Lane Cultural Block.
Sanfang Seven Alleys is the most representative historic district of Chinese Ming and Qing dynasty architecture. There are about 270 existing ancient houses in the area, of which 159 are listed as protected buildings, and the streets are connected by lanes and lanes, black walls and exquisite houses, which are known as "living fossils of the Chinese urban Square system" and "Chinese Ming and Qing Dynasty Architecture Museum". The Huajie District, which has a profound historical precipitation, has bred famous celebrities in Chinese history, and more than 400 celebrities have lived here since the Jin and Tang Dynasties. Famous people in modern Chinese history, such as Lin Zexu and Shen Baozhen, as well as nationally renowned contemporary artists and green representatives Lin Rong, have also been produced, especially the "green" painting style that originated in Fujian has become a unique artistic style of contemporary Chinese painting.
As the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys of Yusi and Yusi, Lin Rong has lived in Fuzhou Fang Lane for more than thirty years, creating many works with the theme of Three Lanes and Seven Lanes, and making it an indispensable art form for more people to know, understand and appreciate The Three Lanes and Seven Alleys. In the record of the three lanes and seven lanes block filmed by CCTV, his Fang Xiang works use a unique artistic language and art form to convey the charm of Fuzhou and Fang Lane art to the whole country and the world.
Lin Rongsheng wrote in the collection of poems "About": "Old dreams, green shadows, autumn clusters, qing rhymes, ghosts, years, time, tranquility, night language, qingli, reincarnation, dust, clear realm, vicissitudes, fragrance, silence, ease, cool breeze, strings, when I sketch, render, and depict these works on white paper silk, these words always flash in my mind, I take them as the titles of the works of Sanfang and Qixiang, I think, I can probably also see them as the keywords of my interpretation of Sanfang and Qixiang." ”
"The Shadow of the Heavenly Light Tower" is an important work of Lin Rong, and the exhibition borrows the title of the work as the coordinate point of Lin Rong's feelings for Sanfang And Qixiang, which is his living memory for more than three years in Taxiang, and also his nostalgia that he cannot give up with Taxiang and Sanfangqixiang.
"Although it is only a few steps away from the bustling South Back Street, and entering through the door from outside the alley, it is like falling into a strange place. The noise was far away as soon as it turned. The stone path reflecting the skylight and the white walls on both sides seem to be able to purify the body and mind, and even the air seems to become clear and soft. Now every time I return to this place, this feeling is still very kind, and my mood has calmed down and faded away. It's a very intimate real world, but with an image that transcends reality. Lin Rongsheng described this when introducing the work of "Skylight Tower Shadow".
According to the organizer Fuzhou Sanfang Seven Lanes Protection, Development and Operation Co., Ltd., the choice of this exhibition to be held at No. 73 Tower Lane is of great significance, which once lived in the famous Chinese admiral Sa Zhenbing, recording the anecdotes of the name of Fuzhou Fang Lane in modern times, hoping to continue the historical afterglow and tell the light of the ancient home in the new era through this exhibition, and also add bricks and tiles to Fuzhou's ancient home application for world heritage.