Liu Xinxin said Japan 1--Sculpture ()

Author: [Japan] Liu Xinxin (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: Liu Xinxin, a travel artist in Japan with whimsical ideas and a solitary demeanor. He held over ten exhibitions in a year, making a name for himself in Japan. Then, he suddenly shifted gears and started working in advertising, crafting a campaign for KDD that increased its customer base by 2,000 in a month and generated revenue of 20 million. He claims to be a graphic designer, taking months off work to travel and driving across the entire length of Japan. Some call him a "genius with effective planning and classic design," while others label him a "vicious critic with no sense of proportion." Yet, on the stages of Tsinghua, Jilin, and Shanghai universities, we see him as an earnest educator. So, who exactly is Liu Xinxin? Where will his thinking lead us? In today's society, sculpture art has shed its veil of mystery, becoming a shining point in people's daily lives and playing an irreplaceable role in modern urban construction. Sculpture has transformed people's cultural lives and influenced regional development and economic growth. This book provides a wealth of firsthand materials, introducing the significant impact of Japanese sculpture in daily life. Its ingenious concepts and fresh creativity will offer inspiration and reference for domestic peers, while the outstanding artworks also hold great aesthetic value for a broad readership.