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Wu Qianli
Wu Qianli
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Wu Qianli, (original name: Wu Mingqu),
Chinese liberal new literati painter.
Current vice president of Shantou Chinese Painting Research Institute,
member of the Art Committee of the International Chao-Shan Calligraphy and Painting Association,
member of the Art Committee of Shantou Collectors Association,
member of the Chinese Calligraphers and Painters Association,
member of the Shantou Artists Association,
member of the Shantou Calligraphers Association,
art consultant of the Craft Arts of the Yuedong Branch of the Chinese Traditional Cosmology Association,
Honorary Chairman of the Chaozhou Branch of the Red Boat Love Promotion Association of the Greater Chaoshan Association
Owner of "Chengxian Pavilion" and so on. He has always been distinctive with his new literati painting style. In terms of art, he inherits the brushwork style of classical Chinese literati paintings, pursuing the artistic realm of both form and spirit, as well as the pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty. He is deeply aware that Chinese painting is closely related to traditional culture. He injects the concepts and the spirit of life aesthetics proposed by the "Book of Changes", such as "establishing images to express meaning", "the virtue of yin and yang combined with the nature of strength and softness", "the unity of heaven and man", into his works, forming his own unique style. His works, with simple lines and a light ink wash, can present the painting or even the thought process with both form and spirit, vividly and realistically. His depiction of flowers, birds, grasses, and insects is exquisite and lifelike. His landscape paintings are harmoniously composed, grand in momentum, full of vitality, with green mountains and clear waters. In 2007, he won the gold medal in the second "Tang Poetry, Song Ci, Yuan Qu" National Painting and Calligraphy Competition and was awarded the title of "Famous Painter and Calligrapher of the 21st Century". His works have been highly pursued by scholars, celebrities, and collectors at home and abroad.
Owner of "Chengxian Pavilion" and so on. He has always been distinctive with his new literati painting style. In terms of art, he inherits the brushwork style of classical Chinese literati paintings, pursuing the artistic realm of both form and spirit, as well as the pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty. He is deeply aware that Chinese painting is closely related to traditional culture. He injects the concepts and the spirit of life aesthetics proposed by the "Book of Changes", such as "establishing images to express meaning", "the virtue of yin and yang combined with the nature of strength and softness", "the unity of heaven and man", into his works, forming his own unique style. His works, with simple lines and a light ink wash, can present the painting or even the thought process with both form and spirit, vividly and realistically. His depiction of flowers, birds, grasses, and insects is exquisite and lifelike. His landscape paintings are harmoniously composed, grand in momentum, full of vitality, with green mountains and clear waters. In 2007, he won the gold medal in the second "Tang Poetry, Song Ci, Yuan Qu" National Painting and Calligraphy Competition and was awarded the title of "Famous Painter and Calligrapher of the 21st Century". His works have been highly pursued by scholars, celebrities, and collectors at home and abroad.
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