Zhu Yingyuan: gradually gradual progress, rest means to recuperate

“Gradually . Rest”, the three art exhibition of the curatorial thought, to a great extent from Zhu Yingyuan’s understanding of art and his attitude: “gradually, gradually gradual progress, accumulate little comes abundance; rest, means to stop, bring recovery.” This is not only a learning process, but also an artistic attitude. Zhu Yingyuan loved sculpture, because he loved it, so everything was logical. Though he was torn up, he enjoyed it.

“Zhu Yingyuan’s personal creation characteristics, often ‘sense and form’, seize the moment of emotion and inspiration, the inner emotional feelings into a three-dimensional ‘sculpture’, flashing out the spirit of temperament. From Zhu Yingyuan’s works, we can clearly see his mentoring relationship, which is the influence of Professor Wu Yalin from Guangzhou Acmdemy of Fine Arts. The two disciples both like poems and songs, and tend to move to the East in aesthetic appreciation.” Dr. Han Xiaonan, Professor of Sculpture Department of Guangzhou Acmdemy of Fine Arts, commend like that.

Due to the long time follow Wu Yalin’s work and study, the influence of mentor is subtle. “I think the more important and precious thing is the rigorous scholarship attitude of the teacher. It is this attitude that many problems have been well solved through these little amendments and accumulation, and this process has also strengthened its tough character. Because of this sharpening, let me more calm.” As Zhu Yingyuan said.