01There is a saying that "art comes from life". Is art so far away from us in the present?It is generally believed that art is called art in art galleries, museums, and theaters, but this is not the case. On the morning of December 16th, the "Engaging in New Meanings, Integrating the Art of Trendy Life" series of activities of the Dongmen Pedestrian Street Brand Flash Recruitment and Original IP Salon Handicraft Workshop "Shenzhen vs Hong Kong: New Meaning of the East Gate" series of activities hosted by Shenzhen Qingluo Cultural Tourism and Business Technology Development *** and undertaken by Shenzhen Literature and Art Commune was held in the Dongmen Pedestrian Street Commercial and Cultural Exchange Center and the First Experimental Field. Hong Kong-based trans-photography artist Song Weilong shows us the connection between art and trendy life.
Teacher Wei, who has lived and worked abroad for a long time, brought us a very vivid aesthetic class. In the course of more than an hour, we felt that Mr. Wei Lang has been emphasizing the use of photography, using vision to "open", open thinking, open imagination, boldly present self-imagination, and give ourselves a memory storage space.
Her works and exhibitions have been supported by many Hong Kong dignitaries and international celebrities, such as former Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam, Eason Chan, Karen Mok, Christopher Doyle, etcAt the same time, it has also received a lot of first-class reports, such as: TVB, fashion magazines, etc.
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At the beginning of the activity, Mr. Lang briefly introduced the development of photography. For quite some time after the advent of photography, taking pictures was a big deal for people. Nowadays, with the development of science and technology and the progress of people's way of thinking, photography is no longer a distant and difficult skill for us, from the elderly, down to children of several years old, as long as there is a mobile phone, everyone can shoot **, and they are Xi to shoot and record life.
Edit Search Picture The expression of photographic art is no longer limited to flat surfaces: you can print your photo** on soap, or you can make it into a three-dimensional ** by cutting it....It can exist in your life in any way you want to.
Teacher Lang showed us her photographic creations, not only the ingenuity of applying the processed silhouettes to the shape design of the aircraft, but also the unique observation and expression of photographic art and life. Candy shops, barber shops and close-knit billboards that once existed, although not marked in Hong Kong, still reveal a strong atmosphere of the times in Hong Kong.
Edited by Search This is also in line with what Mr. Wei Lang said in his sharing, photography is an art with thousands of faces. Every day, many people walk on the same street, but in the process, everyone feels differently. In the same way, even if the shooting equipment, props, and scenes are exactly the same, the ** shot by two people is often completely different, which is determined by our aesthetic preferences, personality and other factors.
Therefore, it is believed that photography is the art that is closest to life and most suitable for expression. Drawing inspiration from everyday environments and objects is an indispensable part of artistic creation, and many creators use it as their iconic creative symbol.
Edit: The symbol of search is a kaleidoscope for the teacher. A region and a space exist fixedly, but the world in the kaleidoscope can be endlessly extended and changed.
In order to give his own creation to the design and life concept of "kaleidoscope", the kaleidoscope is ever-changing and infinitely wonderful, just like our life, there are infinite possibilities, as well as creativity.
Through photography, the scenes in the kaleidoscope are recorded and then applied to various scenes. In addition to some solo exhibitions**, Mr. Wei Lang also brought the peripherals (shirts, background cloths, glasses cloth) and a kaleidoscope made of water hoses to the scene, interacted with the audience, and gave glasses cloth and refrigerator magnets as souvenirs.
In an hour and a half, we shuttled through the familiar life scenes under the lens with Mr. Wei Lang, and also had a deeper understanding of how life and art are combined.