Wuzi
Chen Wu, Chen Wu
Born in 1968, under the pseudonym of Wuzi. He is from Changsha, Hunan Province. In 1989, he graduated from the Department of fine arts of Hunan Normal University, majoring in Chinese painting. He is a teacher and deputy director of the Department of Arts and crafts of Hunan Light Industry College.
Born in 1968, under the pseudonym of Wuzi. He is from Changsha, Hunan Province.
In 1989, he graduated from the Department of fine arts of Hunan Normal University, majoring in Chinese painting. He is a teacher and deputy director of the Department of Arts and crafts of Hunan Light Industry College. He is a member of Hunan Branch of China Artists Association and China Arts and Crafts Association.
In 1988, "abandoned mill" was selected into Hunan fine brushwork painting exhibition.
In 1989, the watercolor painting "dusk snow" was selected into the 7th National Art Exhibition and the 40th anniversary of the founding of the people's Republic of China in Hunan Province, and won the excellent award. In the same year, the fine brushwork "Mu Nian" was selected into Hunan traditional Chinese painting exhibition and collected by Art College of Hunan Normal University.
In 1991, qunluanchun intention participated in the first national contemporary Chinese landscape painting exhibition and was collected and included in the album. In the same year, the landscape painting "wind and rain are coming" and "spring warmth" were presented to the world bank loan delegation.
In 1993, Shan Shui was selected into the fine Chinese painting exhibition held in Beijing international art garden.
In 1994, Chinese painting "returning to sail in late autumn" was selected for the first national teachers' Day Teachers' art exhibition. His biography and works are included in the '92 yearbook of Chinese artists, the new century seal of Chinese poetry, calligraphy and painting, and the contemporary Chinese celebrity ceremony.
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