Wu Liangyong's Paintings I II

Author: Wu Liangyong
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: Wu Liangyong's works are appreciated by both the refined and the common. During his studies in the United States, he had held exhibitions and sold his paintings to support his education, but he was not a professional painter who made a living by selling art. His painting was driven by emotion, a state of being lost in the moment, and he seized every spare moment without fatigue. His works are straightforward and unpretentious, as the author avoids self-promotion and immerses himself in harmony with nature, never aiming to create a sensation. It is precisely because of this that he resonates and engages in dialogue with his audience and readers. I have grown tired of various pretentious and masquerade-style art exhibitions. Facing the seemingly unremarkable works of an old friend, it truly presents a rare opportunity for heartfelt conversation. Life is short, but art is long. After half a century of vicissitudes, we are still unsure where to begin or end the conversation. In a hurry, he continues to dedicate himself to the cause of architecture.