Displaying a copy of the painting "Future Shell" at the Hanoi International Film Festival

(Dan Tri) - "Future Shell" - a painting with an environmental protection message, considered to change the world by artist Nguyen Thi Kim Duc - was displayed in print within the framework of the 7th Hanoi International Film Festival.

As part of the activities of the Hanoi International Film Festival 2024 (HANIFF 2024), artist Nguyen Thi Kim Duc displayed a print of the painting Future Shell, attracting thousands of visitors every day, especially international tourists.

With a passion for art, inheriting the spiritual legacy from his father - writer Nguyen Son Dong, artist Kim Duc created the work Cover of Future .

Artist Kim Duc displays a print of the painting "Future Shell" at HANIFF 2024 (Photo: Character provided).

At HANIFF 2024, Future Shell not only celebrates art but also delivers a global message about fighting climate change.

The artist wants to convey a strong message about environmental protection, encouraging people to act together for a sustainable future.

This is an opportunity for delegates who are filmmakers, distributors, and domestic and foreign film artists to admire and reflect on their role in protecting the planet.

Artist Nguyen Kim Duc also published 500 prints to give to hundreds of domestic and international delegates.

People's Artist Bui Bai Binh was given a printed copy of the painting "Future Shell" by artist Kim Duc (Photo: Provided by the character).

The painting Future Shell is painted in watercolor on traditional Vietnamese silk, depicting an ancient, gaunt tree with its roots submerged in polluted water, with a gloomy sky above.

The delicate details in the work not only depict natural beauty but also evoke deep thoughts about the future, reminding people of their responsibility to protect the living environment.

Despite its dark tones, the painting still contains a small ray of light - a symbol of hope that humanity will soon awaken and change.

The overall style of the work bears a resemblance to the artist Van Gogh - who was famous for his ability to express the deeper nature of his subjects - beyond what we see on the surface.

The work Future Shell was first introduced at the 2019 Vesak Festival and most recently displayed at the 2023 Vietnamese Lotus - Pure Beauty exhibition organized by the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha and the United NationsEducational , Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in Vietnam.

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