The picture shows the preview of Luo Zhongzhong's oil painting "Father" program in the twelfth episode of "China in Fine Arts".
On May 10th, the large-scale documentary "China in Fine Arts" of CCTV will broadcast the twelfth episode: Luo Zhongzhong's oil painting "Father", telling Luo Zhongzhong's mental journey of creating the oil painting "Father" and his experience in Dabashan.
According to reports, "China in fine arts" is a key program launched by the Central Radio and Television Corporation. The first batch of 12 episodes, in the form of a 12-minute short film each, revolves around classic Chinese modern art works. Witness the changes of the times and the progress of China in the great journey of the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, and deeply refine the cultural identity, contemporary values and era significance in the works. The first batch of artists included Xu Beihong, Qi Baishi, Huang Binhong and other modern art giants.
The upcoming twelfth episode: Luo Zhongzhong's oil painting "Father", created in the 1980s, presents a simple farmer in front of the viewer with huge size and stunning details, becoming a landmark work in the history of Chinese art. This episode tells the story of Luo Zhongzhong's mental journey in creating the oil painting "Father" and his experience in DabaShan, as well as his desire to tell the truth for the peasants who have experienced many vicissitudes. It is precisely under the inspiration of this emotion that Luo Zhongzhong continues to explore art, and finally uses hyper-realism techniques and huge sizes, abandoning narrative plots and figurative scenes, and portraying a face of an ordinary peasant, a face that can be felt by Chinese, this work awakens the memory of a generation of people about their fathers and praises the strong backbone of a nation.
The picture shows a recent photo of Luo Zhongzhong.