Text/Feng Haitao Painting/Zhang Tong
Confusion is scattered among the group of calligraphers and painters, casting a hazy veil over the creation of art. Some want to lift the yarn, and some are willing to dance in the yarn. Therefore, there have been some calligraphers and painters who have recognition and their own views, and there have also been some calligraphers and painters who have no thoughts and no views on their own pictures and art.
Works by Zhang Tong
The question of the height of art is discussed every day. But the opportunities to talk about height are all people who don't have heights. Therefore, whether the height is high or not, everyone has no number in mind. In this case, various heights appear. Art also began to be highly manipulated, making art without personality and freedom.
Works by Zhang Tong
Confused and high, they exude their gloom in the circle of calligraphy and painting, and the calligraphers and painters slowly fall in love with the gloom in the gloom. Because gloom obscures what they do not do in the name of art, and at the same time, they acknowledge in the gloom the state set by gloom. We can see this when we look at the current calligraphers and painters and calligraphy and painting works. While confusion can blind thoughts and consciousness, "height" can confuse the mind and cognition. But you can't fool everyone. So, there will be artists who polish their eyes, who are not infected by height, who have a firm belief, who fight for art.
Works by Zhang Tong
In the confusion, the highly confused calligraphers and painters have many common characteristics, for example, no matter how garbage they draw and write, they will feel indescribably good when they look at it, and even look at it and will be painted by their own writing, infected with a happy laugh, and will sigh and say: I painted, written really well. Moreover, I can't listen to good words, because the beauty of that silence in my own world really doesn't want to break it. Even more so is the kind of complacent pride that manifests itself more firmly than a true artist does. Of course, there is another kind of person in these two, that is, he is not confused by confusion, nor is he confused by height, but he cannot get out of confusion. The reason for this type of person is that it is a problem of consciousness. They don't know how to learn; they don't know how to construct their own views; they don't understand the value of brush and ink to Chinese painting. So, they don't need to keep their eyes open, and they don't need to be humble and low-key. It's about confusing people.