More than 30 days have passed since the "global static management" in Shanghai began on April 1, how can artists record this unprecedented moment with the brush in their hands, record the truth of the texture of life, and present what they think during the closed period?
The Paper, Art Review (www.thepaper.cn) invited people from the shanghai art community to record what they saw, thought and felt about the epidemic with their brushes and creative notes.
The painter Ji Ping has been working on ink painting, and he describes himself as painting a special spring day in his recent daily works, "from true feelings to real feelings, and then from real sense to see real scenes".
The "real scene" stems from the "stay at home" in order to fight the epidemic. Shanghai, the bustling capital, has changed from a crowded street to an empty city ...
"Real scene", because of "staying at home", can only send some limited photos (stolen pictures) in the circle of friends on the mobile phone, because it is an "indirect photo" seen in the mobile phone and not a real scene taken by yourself...
"Real scenes", because they are bored and bored and inadvertently jump into the eyes of the photos captured in the streets and alleys, those memories of the "real scenes" ...
"Real scene", because every day in the face of only a few monotonous vegetables and fruits, for a while reluctant to eat for a long time, slowly in the eyes also become a virtual "real scene" with expressions...
The "real scene" comes from the impact of the new crown epidemic on us in the past three years, especially in the mental journey of Shanghai's "closed Shanghai and anti-epidemic" in the past month, in this short period of difficult days, we have experienced from tension, panic, and hardship to persistence, watchfulness, confidence and faith. Use your own experience and self-reflection, from true feelings to real feelings, and then see the real scene from real feelings...
Use a paintbrush to record the "real scene" you see inside.
Characters
Fruits and Vegetables:
Sketch of "Real Scene and Real Sense"
Empty City Meter: