Huang Chenyu, a sculptor, master of arts and crafts, is also a staunch guardian of intangible cultural heritage. Coming from a family of sculptors in Haining, Zhejiang, his rich life experience is deeply imprinted with his love and persistent pursuit of art and intangible cultural heritage at every step.
When he was a teenager, Huang Chenyu embarked on the road of learning art, and he was full of a strong interest in sculpture art, and he was diligent and studious, constantly improving his skills. As a young man, he chose to join the military, and this unique experience not only tempered his will, but also injected new perspectives and inspiration into his artistic creation.
When he was in the prime of life, Huang Chenyu decided to devote himself to running a school and revitalizing arts, focusing on the dissemination and promotion of traditional culture, sculpture art and non-heritage industry. He knows that only when more people know and love these precious cultural heritages can they be passed on and carried forward. His action has undoubtedly injected new vitality into the art of sculpture and the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage.
Huang Chenyu's representative works are numerous, each of which is an artistic treasure. His bronze art sculptures "Oriental Twelve Ruilu" and "Kyushu Jiuding" have won wide acclaim for their exquisite skills and profound cultural connotations. His cloisonné enamel works "The Twelve Rui Beasts of the East", "The Twelve Bronze Men of the Great Qin Empire" and "Nine Purple Phoenixes Dance from the Fire" perfectly combine traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, demonstrating his unique understanding and innovative spirit of art.
Huang Chenyu is a versatile and passionate artist and inheritor of intangible cultural heritage. With his own hands and wisdom, he has created a world of sculpture full of artistic charm and cultural charm for us.