Azhong's Random Notes

Author: Huang Azhong
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: Doing research is like the spring water in a mountain gully. First, one must trace its source, then let it flow gently from top to bottom. If there are low spots, it accumulates clear pools. When full, it selects a place to flow and continuously gathers the water from the gully, allowing it to flow endlessly into rivers and eventually reach the sea. — The fundamental issue of Azhong's art lies in discovery. Everything small in nature, once triggered, can inspire infinite imagination, creating another world and giving new dimensions to the natural realm. — This book collects 91 essays by the renowned young and middle-aged painter Huang Azhong, divided into five categories: "Strolls in the Forest," "Eastern Smiles," "Random Talks on Painting," "Hasty Passages by the Seine," and "Faint Dreams, Echoes." The painter's essays, traveling far and wide, expressing inner thoughts, and writing about the friendships of fellow artists and friends, offer a unique charm and open up a new realm. Accompanied by over 50 of the artist's paintings and photographs, it is a culturally refined read. The text is fresh and the emotions sincere, which are Huang Azhong's main characteristics in writing. Through his words and paintings, Azhong moves readers, and he is sure to receive warm responses. The book is printed in color, making it suitable for readers to collect.
There are many things in this world that evoke deep emotions, such as the busy people coming and going on the streets, the cars rushing between buildings, the lush trees on the slopes, and the gurgling, under the cliffs. These worldly matters may seem insignificant, but because of love and because of the emotions they inspire, they give rise to words and lead to this heartfelt book filled with genuine feelings.