Author: Zhang Kankang
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: If Meng Hui opened the world of famous paintings, then Zhang Kankang was opened by them. When writing about the Munich Art Museum, Kankang cleverly and playfully went beyond the superficial evaluation of paintings, treating these masterpieces as a familiar visual life. She frankly and sincerely shared her unique insights and discoveries—about society, life, existence, and even the self. Throughout Kankang's book, it is filled with the beauty and ideas she felt, experienced, discovered, and the unforgettable memories from her personal recollections. In this way, she not only unveiled the vast life behind the paintings and their underlying thoughts and philosophies but also occasionally exposed her deeply personal inner world. Thus, the book becomes a unique text of Kankang. In fact, these famous paintings were merely a pretext. After inspiring and shaking her, they opened her world, allowing her to roam freely and unrestrainedly.
I swim in the sea of painting
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