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An art exhibition carefully created by Lu Yushun, President of the China National Academy of Painting, and his studio members will be grandly opened in Daqing City. In such a high-level traditional Chinese painting feast, Daqing citizens will have the opportunity to communicate with the artists at close range and appreciate the artistic style of the painters in person.

The "China National Academy of Painting Lu Yushun Studio Project Class - Entering Daqing" exhibition is hosted by the Municipal Cultural Bureau and organized by Daqing High-tech Property Management Co., Ltd. The exhibition will grandly open in Daqing on September 25, 2009. At that time, Lu Yushun, president of the China National Academy of Painting, will bring more than 40 famous painters from all over the country with members of his studio project class and graduate students to exhibit their works. 135 masterpieces of Chinese landscape paintings.

Lu Yushun was born and raised in Harbin City. After graduating from the Art College of Harbin Normal University, he stayed at the school to teach. He is currently the dean of the China National Academy of Painting, the vice president of Harbin Normal University, and a doctoral tutor. He has won the "First Prize of Heilongjiang Province" "Top Ten Outstanding Young People", "Artist with both Virtue and Art", "Outstanding Young and Middle-aged Experts with Outstanding Contributions" and other honors, and enjoys special government allowances from the State Council.

This exhibition of works is expected to be on display for 3 days, and will then return to Harbin for a touring exhibition at the "Yushun Art Museum". In the afternoon of the opening ceremony, a seminar on Chinese painting art creation will be held. Mr. Lu Yushun will discuss creative ideas and concepts with the painters, and conduct artistic exchanges with local artists, providing a rare learning opportunity for Daqing painters and art lovers. The "China National Academy of Painting Lu Yushun Studio Project Class - Entering Daqing" exhibition will be the art exhibition with the highest standards and the largest number of participants in Daqing's art circles in recent years. It is a cultural and artistic event in Daqing and even Heilongjiang Province. It will definitely bring a sumptuous artistic feast to Daqing citizens. All preparations are being carried out in an orderly manner. There are three major series of Lu Yushun's paintings: Ba Huang, Tang Dynasty Poetry and Sketching. These three series maintain consistency in brushwork and ink - making the overall characteristics of the painter more distinct, and each has its own division of labor in the focus of expression. The "Eight Wastelands" series can be seen as the core. The thorough understanding of the world, rational layout and realistic attitude towards scenery reflected in all Lu Yushun's works can be more or less reflected in this series; while "Poetic Intent" is Because of the close relationship between Chinese painting and poetry, it is very easy for visual art to seek its own changes through this interdisciplinary approach.

Shang Hui: Lu Yushun’s landscape paintings constructed with surreal time and space are precisely the visual experience brought about by the high-tech civilization of postmodern society. His series of works such as "Viewing the Tao on Clouds and Waters" and "Quietly Viewing the Eight Wildernesses" attempt to reorganize and splice the natural time and space framework in a hallucinatory manner. Although the partial images of the pictures are concrete, when they are assembled into The overall visual image expresses an unrealistic time and space threshold, which reflects the exploration of contemporary visual forms, human subconsciousness and psychological space by landscape painting. : Lu Yushun's landscapes often depict wilderness vertically and huge ravines horizontally. He uses pointillism compositions to plan the layout of the formation, and is also good at dyeing the mist into a "green gauze tent" that changes in mist to deepen the formation. The texture of the texture shows the strictness of the landscape and the toughness of the bones; while the spreading and staining reveal the dim light of the sky. From the chaos and haze, you can see the scenery of the mountains and rivers, and the plumpness of the skin of the mountains and rivers. Soft, smooth and magical.

Chen Chiyu: Lu Yushun also combined modern cosmology with space outlook and religious consciousness to understand the vastness of the celestial universe and describe the vastness of space and the mysterious depth of space. He used the form of vertical scrolls and banners to create a series of works such as "The Eight Wildernesses Connect to the Gods", "The Great Beauty of Heaven and Earth", "Studying the Four Wildernesses", and "The Divine Calmness Connects to the Eight Wildernesses". This group of works uses a brand-new spatial composition and language form to express the boundless beauty of the heaven, earth and universe. The works have a vast, majestic, mysterious, profound and remote visual effect. It is the "vigorous" style mentioned in Dai Sikong Tu's "Shipin". In the landscape paintings of Mr. Lu Yushun, we can see the expression of the principle of yin and yang. In works such as "The Divine Quietness Connects to the Eight Wildernesses", "The Eight Wildernesses Connect to the Gods", "Sitting and Studying the Four Directions" and other works, they are majestic and express the chaos, yin and yang. The divided state describes exactly what is said in the Book of Changes: "Images are formed in the sky, formed on the ground, and changes are seen."