Page 309 - 亚洲二十世纪及当代艺术
P. 309

˜ͩډٙᖭ೥Ҫෂ୕eତ˾ձІ௴ٙҦجፄΥމɓiัݑ˥ኈeዢᜮഹЍeփ                                   Shi Hu, praised as the “Picasso of China”, is an
        ମ࿴ྡeग़।ᕚҿeʕГ೥९ҿ૿͜dѩވᘴəͩډٙᖵஔʑശdҪ౷ஷٙ؇                                  outstanding inheritor and creator in the history
        Гᜊϓʔ̻ɭٙ౻൥f™                                                         of contemporary Chinese art. He has loved
                                                                            art since childhood, and in 1958, he entered
                                                    { ɓอߕஔ᎜ᐼ္เ݆ಆ
                                                                            the Beijing Arts and Crafts College. Due to
        ஗᝔މ˜ʕ਷ٙଭ̋॰™e˜೥࢕ʕٙ೥࢕™ٙͩډd݊ʕ਷຅˾ᖵஔ̦ɪ௫̈ٙ                                his excellent performance, he enrolled in the
        ෂו٫ձ௴ி٫f˼Іʃᆠฌᖵஔd1958 ϋϽɝ̏ԯʈᖵߕஔኪࣧdΪڌତ̈                               Folk Art Department of Zhejiang Academy
        ЍdཞϋආɝएϪߕஔኪ৫ٙ͏ගߕஔӻආࡌfͩډʔШၚஷʕ਷ෂ୕ᖭ೥Ҧ̷d                                of Fine Arts the following year. Shi Hu not
        ᒔᄿعऒᓳ؇Г˙ʔΝٙᖵஔҖόdν౱๯ኣ೥e͏ڳ೥e***eГ˙ͭ᜗˴່e                               only mastered traditional Chinese painting
                                                                            techniques but also extensively studied various
        ௉ᖕݼഃேމՉ௴Ъٙቮʱf1978 ϋd˼Ⴣࠌڢݲ 13 ਷ᄳ͛ஞਪdਗ਼הԈהၲ                            art forms from the East and West, such as
        ණഐϓࣣdຬ͉೥̅ί೵ࣛගʫቖਯɓ٤f1982 ϋd˼ίیԯ௹ي৫ᑘ፬࠯ϣࡈ                              Dunhuang murals, folk paintings, ivory carving,
        ࢝dቤኼᖵእfᎇܝટஹίඩ̋༺௹ي৫eʕ਷ߕஔ᎜eอ̋սʕശᐼਠึഃዚ                                 Western cubism, and fauvism, which have
        ࿴೯ڌࡈ࢝f                                                              all become nourishment for his creations. In
                                                                            1978, he travelled to thirteen African countries
        ݊ϣ߇ש࢝ତٙમᓘྡ‘௴Ъ׵ 1991 ϋd༈ϋͩډක઼ə˼͛ૹʕ௰މࠠࠅٙ
        Ԛ࢝˜˂նϋ࢝™dԚ࢝׵̏ԯeዦژę̏eอ̋սdᐏ٤ۃٙ਷ყᑊᚑfจं                                for sketching and research, compiling his
                                                                            observations into a book. Within a short period,
        ࠬ೯ٙ˼ί௴Ъɪɰฏ೯ᘟ˦ॱڡd͉ЪഐΥՉᅺႦ׌ٙ˜˥ኈᇞૢ™ձ˜ࠠ੹                                 ten thousand copies of the book were sold
        ग़ᙂ™dίᇞၾЍٙၚѶৣΥʕdՍ೥ႏዎቐێٙ৷̚ʘࠬf                                         out. In 1982, he held his first solo exhibition at
        ൈʕ༶ྼdݓʫў࡝                                                           the Nanjing Museum, shocked the art world.
       ˜ߎԌ͛ی਷d݆Ը೯఻،fᗴёεમᓘdϤي௰޴ܠf™                                           Subsequently, he presented solo exhibitions
                                                                            at institutions such as the Jakarta Museum,
                                                            { ˮၪ޴ܠ‘        National Art Museum of China and Singapore
                                                                            Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry.
       મᓘྡ‘ʕdͩډਗ਼Ոͭ᜗ชཱིٙတɛ᜗ձʕ਷̚˾౴ჶग़।ٙኣ೥७ଣ޴ഐ                                  The work Picking presented in this autumn
        Υd࿴ܔ̂တࡈ׌ٙᖵஔႧԊd࢝ᚣˮၪഹΤʘ་޴ܠ‘ɓছଉઋཡ͑ٙจᘾf                                auction was created in 1991. This year, Shi Hu
        าಅЍٙᄳจߠ౻ʘɪd̙ԈɽࠦጐٙߎԌ،໢dίԟරͣӎݑٙัݑʕdͩډ                                 embarked on his most important travelling
        ˸४ߎЍ੹୚ጰήʵਔ̈ٙ໢এ୚ືdί໢˪մᗙೲᏜeᓃݑ̈ථᗯdνྫྷЧˌf                                exhibition in his career, his solo exhibition
        ఻ஈዢࠠٙߎЍᕙࣘᓃᛈί໢ගd˸פ൥അج࢝ତᎇࠬჀჀࣞਗٙᐿସߎԌ؈ྼf                                toured Beijing, Macau, Taipei, and Singapore,
        Ͼί೥̸ࠦਉձɪ၌dϲЍٙᗯंᙗ౳කԸdᅼᇔəЪۜࣛගၾ٤ගٙޢࠢdխ                                 garnering unprecedented international acclaim.
        Ꮠʕ਷˥ኈ೥ʕ˜ᓛᘚϾੈᔷ™ٙᄲߕᗲբfߎЍeኈЍeาරЍٙ੹ᓃ࠭ᓫՉ                                 His creative skills were refined and solidified,
        ගd݊ν߰פ൥ڌତ˴່ɽࢪتݾд€Jackson PollockɓছٙІਗ׌ᆌᛈҦجd                        combining his iconic “ink lines” with “vivid
        މ೥Ъᄣ̋əѶ˓ਅ੻ٙਗঐfመεҦجձʩ९ٙፄΥd࢝ତəΈ௕ݴ૲ٙ଱༦e                                colours”. In the delicate combination of lines
        ஹၧʔഒٙঐඎdᜫ೥ࠦ̂တəग़ᙂձᜳ׌d͍νͩډהԊj˜ᖵஔఱ݊ࠅᝈ๫ԟ                                and colours, he portrayed the profound and
        Ԭœʔ̙༆eœʔ̙Ԋٙԫي™f                                                   pure ancient atmosphere.
                                                                            Emptiness and Substances, Gentleness
        Ͼί߱੗౴ჶٙ੗؍ʘʕdՇЗɾɿٙ࠺ᅂᒯߒ̙Ԉf̸ਉˇɾί໢ᅂܝग़।ή                                 with Strength
        ᚣ̈̒ੵཱིတᔮᆗٙᑕᕼdএএўઋٙ଻ଽญɛᅐฌdߎࡶխᏐ،᎘ΈᆗٙߎԌf
        μͦൖۃ˙dν߰௘ɝ࿁Ⴣ˙ฌɛٙଉʲܠׂf̛ਉɾɿۆᒯ̘࢙ࠦdස࢝ତ۷                                 “Red beans grow in the Southern land,
                                                                            sprouting a few branches when spring
        λᔮတٙߠᅂfˇɾί؍ʕમᓘߎԌd˸ʕ਷                                                arrives. Pick an armful of them, my
        ෂ୕˖ʷʕ൥ᅄ˜޴ܠ™ٙڦيڌ༺ᗭ˸ൡመ                                                friend, they are the symbols of my
        ԊႧٙ୚ጰːၫfμࡁਟѶٙԒᔶί௛ͣٙ،                                                lovesick heart.”
        ᦶܝ߰ᒯ߰ତd̚ზЍٙ௕ᅂձڡͣЍٙ৷Έ
                                                                                           — Wang Wei, Lovesickness
        й̈ɓࣸήމɾ᜗෧ி̈Г˙ீൖٙͭ᜗ชf
        ͩډ˸ʕ਷ٙኈၾॷ࢝ତГ˙̚Ҏᖳeᖯ৵ᎉ                                                In Picking, Shi Hu combines lifelike human
        ෧e˖ᖵూጳࣛಂذ೥ٙ̚ՊߕdઅჃܩɮf                                                figures with the ancient and mysterious
                                                                            textures of Chinese ancient murals, creating a
        ɾɿԒᔶٙΈᅂί਷೥ٙᄳจኈ੹e֧̚೥ٙ                                                unique artistic style that reveals the profound
        ౴ჶग़।e˸ʿᆌᛈ࠭ႀٙІਗ׌അᙃʘගପ                                                and enduring sentiment like Wang Wei’s famous
        ͛փѶٙຠᅜdʔΝٙЄଣίͩډٙഅɨϞዚ                                                poem Lovesickness. Against the warm brown
        ፄΥdۍҗֽಾ್˂ϓdൈʕ੭ྼeݓʫў                                                 background, a large area of red bean branches
        ࡝d༺ՑၚѶഒࡐٙҁߕ̻ፅd˿ɛ᝔ྖfϾ                                                and leaves can be seen. Through delicate
        ԟ΅ዹ᙮׵؇˙ٙɓֻઋଉdўႅϾᆠडdν                                                pink strokes, Shi Hu meticulously outlines the
        ΝΈ௕ٙ૶ݰdίЍ੹ձᇞૢٙݴਗʕএএ                                                 details of the leaf veins, creating clouds and
        ݴ૲f                                   ᖵஔ࢕ͩډ                         mists around the edges of the leaves, giving
                                                                            it a dreamlike and ethereal quality. Several
                                                                            dense red pigment dots between the leaves


                                                                                                          26 9  - 2 7 0
   304   305   306   307   308   309   310   311   312   313   314