Li Jun

Li Jun, born in Henan in 1970, is a professional painter named Li Cuochuo. He graduated from the Department of Fine Arts of Henan Normal University, a member of the Chinese Artists Association, a national first-class artist, a disciple of Zhang Shuqi, and a teacher of Xing Shaochen from the National Academy of Painting. In 2009, he was invited by Thailand China Cultural Center to teach in Thailand for five years. He is now a teacher of traditional Chinese painting in Thailand China Cultural Exchange Center and a researcher in the Chinese Traditional Painting Art Research Institute. His paintings are profound and simple, and his works are favored by galleries at home and abroad. Many of his works are collected by institutions and private collectors at home and abroad. He has successively held solo exhibitions and United Nations exhibitions in Thailand, Singapore and other regions, and his works have been collected by many enterprises and national leaders, embassies of seven countries and other overseas institutions.

Mr. Li Jun has achieved perfect mastery in the acquisition and inheritance of traditional culture, but has his own unique innovation in the inheritance of skills. He painted orchids and bamboos, unrestrained and unrestrained; The lotus in my pen is also very beautiful. He painted pine trees with the spirit of "towering forest, hundred feet long Ketiao". Painting peonies is like painting ink. The ups and downs and rotations of peonies create each other's color. They are bold and unrestrained. The national color and natural fragrance rise from the paper leisurely, which is pleasant and touching. What he pursues is a kind of elegant rhyme in elegance. The water is saturated, and the lines are smooth. With the orderly changes of lines and pens, water and ink, ink and color, his pen sentiment and ink interest are deep in elegance, and the beauty of rhythm flows in ethereal.

The creation of art is a wonderful process. The artist's mind and knowledge come from the art works themselves, and it reflects a pattern and taste of art. Reading Li Jun's art works, we can feel his persistence. At the same time, his works contain things from the folk, from the countryside, and from the natural state of life.

This is an era where traditional culture and modern culture are intertwined. The modern culture is carved with traditional cultural heritage and skills. This art complex is

vividly displayed in Mr. Li Jun's works. Splashing ink landscapes and pen strokes are intertwined with various emotions in life, thus creating a world-famous masterpiece.

The painter vividly depicts the style of grape trees with exquisite brush and ink. The leaves are free and elegant, which make the crystal grapes more attractive. Grapes are the common theme of ink painting. They are colorful. In a small four foot square, grapes are full of fruitful grapes. This is a harvest year. Hanging at home means a good harvest every year. Fruitful grapes mean a lot of children.