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Author: Jia Dejiang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Guan Haizhang (Hao Minggang), born in 1959, is from Yunyang County, Chongqing City. He is a full-time painter at the Sichuan Poetry, Calligraphy, and Painting Institute, Deputy Director of the Creative Research Office, a member of the China Artists Association, a National Level 2 Fine Arts Master, Deputy Secretary-General of the Chengdu Fine Arts Association, and Director of the Sichuan Landscape Painting Association. He has studied under Li Mingwei, Ling Xuegong, Sun Zhuli, and Long Rui. Currently, his landscape painting creations remain characterized by multiple freehand brushwork and expressive brushstrokes. Many painters are impatient with depicting heavy, layered, and complex grand landscapes, preferring instead to portray simple, concise compositions. In terms of brushwork, they、 (seeking unrestrained and untamed brushwork), with most works completed in a short time. Small pieces are naturally quick to finish, but even large works are executed swiftly and without hesitation. While freehand brushwork and expressive brushstrokes have undoubtedly produced excellent works, if numerous painters focus solely on this style, the overall development of landscape painting would suffer from excessive liveliness and insufficient solemnity, excessive emptiness and lack of grandeur. However, the renowned contemporary painter Guan Haizhang is different. He is unwilling to wander in the artistic realm of serene waves and small, exquisite gardens, but instead immerses himself in the majestic wilderness and towering mountains, determined to recreate the heroic spirit and grandeur of the land in this long-neglected world.