Group 6 Silk Threads shares about the exhibition Weaving Silk Colors - Photo: Organizing Committee
On the evening of June 3, the group of artists 6 Silk Threads held the opening ceremony of a silk painting exhibition with the theme Weaving Silk Colors , at the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Association.
The members of the 6 Silk Threads group are students of the artist and excellent teacher Le Thi Kim Bach, including: Thuc Quyen, Do Quyen, Tieu Tan, Luong Hien and Hoang Hong.
Sharing the same love for silk paintings
The exhibition displays 67 works with diverse themes such as: still life, portrait, landscape, natural beauty, family affection, love between couples...
Although each author has his or her own color, style, and expression, the common point of these works is that they are all silk paintings, telling their own stories about people and life.
With its soft, gentle lines, silk paintings make viewers feel more sympathetic, understanding the patience and meticulousness of the artist.
With a creative style that expresses stillness and evokes emotions through light, lines and open space, painter Tran Thuc Quyen evokes childhood memories in viewers.
Her works brought to this exhibition are from a field trip to Hoi An ancient town and images of Ho Chi Minh City where the artist lives.
The highlight in Tran Thuc Quyen's paintings is the door frames symbolizing the connection between the inside and the outside world , between the present and memories.
Her paintings are simple, everyday, quiet but full of emotion.
Colorful picture of Hoi An by author Thuc Quyen
Convey positive life messages
Artist Do Quyen's works express immense love for family, conveying dreams and ambitions for the future.
Applying double-sided silk dyeing techniques and direct drawing, the artist dyes silk with gentle, vibrant colors.
Rhododendron conveys a positive message of life about faith and happiness through the language of the soul: color.
Works of artist Do Quyen
For artist Tieu Tan, the brush and palette are the means for her to express a multi-dimensional, multi-emotional perspective on life.
She exploits familiar topics such as homeland, country, sea and islands with close, loving and respectful emotions from field trips to find materials for writing and composing.
Artist Luong Hien brings to Weaving Silk Colors works with the theme of Family Traditions , containing love, memories and spiritual values.
She tells the story with warm colors and soft lines with the message "keep the family traditions".
The work "Song without words" by artist Tieu Tan
The work "Con dua lon" by Tieu Tan is the moment of reunion between Sergeant Thai Gia Bao and his father on Toc Tan C island.
Painter Hoang Hong chose to introduce paintings of the tolerant and generous South.
It is not only the landscape but also the emotion and gratitude for the land that has sheltered, nurtured and inspired Hoang Hong's art.
Childhood Memories by artist Hoang Hong
Drifting work by artist Hoang Hong
This exhibition is a continuation of the group 6 Silk Threads. The artists wish to continue their unlimited creative journey in their relationship with silk.
Weaving Silk Colors takes place from June 3 to 9 at the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Association.
Previously, the 6 Silk Threads group organized the Duyen To exhibition displaying 57 silk paintings with many themes in March 2024, at the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Association.
Countryside paintings by artist Luong Hien
A corner of the exhibition space Weaving silk colors - Photo: Organizing Committee
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/6-cong-lua-det-sac-mau-to-theo-phong-cach-rieng-20250604061944465.htm
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