Wang Zuoming, born in Shaanxi in 1966, is the third generation of Qi Baishi, who has loved painting since childhood, and has shown a high artistic talent. When he was young, he was fortunate to learn shrimp painting from Mr. Lou Shibai, and received the careful guidance of Mr. Lou Shibai, inheriting the technique of painting shrimp from the Qi school.
Wang Zuoming's inheritance of the Qipai painting shrimp is not only the inheritance of techniques, but also a deep understanding and comprehension of spiritual connotation. He deeply studied Qi Baishi's artistic concept and creative style, and innovated and developed on this basis, forming his own unique style.
After years of painstaking study and practice, Wang Zuoming's shrimp paintings have reached a new height. In his works, the form of shrimp is vivid and vivid, and each shrimp seems to have vitality, jumping and swimming on the paper. His ink is unique, with appropriate shades and distinct layers, so that the texture and transparency of the shrimp have been perfectly expressed.
Wang Zuoming's works have not only received wide attention and praise in China, but have also been exhibited internationally and won many awards. His works have been collected by many art institutions and private collectors at home and abroad, and he has become an important representative of the Chinese contemporary art scene.
Wang Zuoming's inheritance and innovation of the Qipai painting shrimp have injected new vitality and vitality into the traditional Chinese painting art. His works not only show the profound heritage of traditional Chinese culture, but also embody the innovative spirit of modern art. I believe that in the future of art, he will continue to explore and innovate, and make great contributions to the development of Chinese painting art.
In 2023, the People's Academy of Calligraphy and Painting "Moya Cup" National Calligraphy and Painting Art Competition.