Introduction to Wang Ming

Wang Ming was born in Tianjin in 1921. He studied and worked in mainland China in his early years. In 1951, he immigrated to Washington, the United States. Now in his eighties, Mr. Wang Ming is still working tirelessly on his works. He not only expresses Chinese traditional culture to Western society in a unique artistic form, but also enthusiastically reports his achievements in Western society to the motherland, embodying the spirit of Mr. Wang Ming. To the motherland... Wang Ming was born in Tianjin in 1921. He studied and worked in mainland China in his early years. In 1951, he immigrated to Washington, USA. Mr. Wang Ming, now in his eighties, is still working tirelessly. His works deeply nurture the spirit of traditional Chinese culture. He not only expresses Chinese traditional culture to Western society in a unique artistic form, but also enthusiastically reports his achievements in Western society to his motherland. It reflects Mr. Wang Ming’s deep affection for the motherland. Wang Ming's paintings are deeply influenced by traditional Chinese philosophy, and the most profound influence is Taoist thought, which is similar to Western abstract painting. Born in Tianjin in 1921, he studied and worked in mainland China in his early years. In 1951, he immigrated to Washington, USA. Mr. Wang Ming, now in his eighties, is still working tirelessly. His works deeply nurture the spirit of traditional Chinese culture. He not only expresses Chinese traditional culture to Western society in a unique artistic form, but also enthusiastically reports his achievements in Western society to his motherland. It reflects Mr. Wang Ming’s deep affection for the motherland. Wang Ming's paintings are deeply influenced by traditional Chinese philosophy, and the most profound influence is Taoist thought. The appearance of Western abstract paintings contains the essence of traditional Chinese culture. Its overall connotation is a mysterious and changing content of the universe and human nature, which embodies the philosophical concepts of Chinese Taoism, Zen, and Confucianism on the essential understanding of the universe and life; in terms of expression techniques and materials used, although it adopts Western modern abstraction The form of dots, lines, and surfaces is composed of acrylic paints, but the actual depiction techniques completely use traditional Chinese calligraphy brushwork and traditional Chinese graphic coloring methods based on the five primary colors of red, yellow, blue, white, and black; The mounting style is the traditional Chinese vertical scroll form, which makes the work more prominent in the content and form of the elegant and solemn style of traditional Chinese painting. Mr. Wang Ming's paintings have been held in many art exhibitions at home and abroad, and his works are collected by 15 art galleries and museums, including the National Art Museum of China, the National Gallery of Art in Washington, the United States, and the National Museum of Asia-Pacific Art in Poland. Mr. Wang Minglao will also follow the exhibition and have in-depth exchanges with Shanghai cultural and art circles. This move will play a positive role in strengthening cultural exchanges and cooperation between China and the United States and promoting mutual communication of thoughts and emotions.

Chinese name: Wang Ming English name: Johnny Alias: Wang Mingzong Birthplace: Liaoning Occupation: Performing Arts Actor Singer Representative work: "Dreams Come True"