
The exhibition displays paintings and ceramic works. The group of authors shared: “Choosing the exhibition title “Understanding the Scene” means understanding the meaning of the scene in each work. Each person comes to painting with a different emotion, but they converge to create a common emotional flow, sublimation, diversity and preserving the meaning in the scene of each “heart””.

The authors worked in different fields and turned to painting. Although they painted different themes, all the paintings carried a fresh, healthy energy with bright colors and the goodwill of the painter.
Artist Nguyen Thanh Vu studied architecture. When he switched to painting, he pursued the beauty of heritage across the country. In this exhibition, he displayed works on the theme of consciousness, mainly using images of ocean waves and clouds.

Pham Hai Au depicts the emotions he felt when practicing music as a musician. Qui Phan depicts the places he visited in the country. Trinh Vuong chooses to depict the golden moments in daily life, where light blends with humanity. Meanwhile, author Le Trung Hieu pursues the Bien Hoa ceramic line, depicting the beauty of ancient artisans.

With oil paintings, the group of authors pursues the Post-Impressionist school, hoping to convey the strength, vitality, enthusiasm as well as youthfulness and peace through their works. Particularly with the ceramic works on display this time, the young authors hope to spread the beauty and value of the ancient Bien Hoa ceramic line.


The exhibition is a step forward in terms of materials (both paintings and ceramics), with more than 80 works on the following topics: natural landscapes of Vietnam (Qui Phan), daily life with family (Trinh Vuong), music in painting (Pham Hai Au), ancient Bien Hoa ceramic art (Le Trung Hieu), the theme of consciousness - reflecting on the human soul (Nguyen Thanh Vu)...
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