Artist X History Professor
The collision of history and art will be the most beautiful encounter in the world
Xia Suiwang, a Chinese-French artist, rose to the top of the French art scene under the name Florence, but was surrounded and suppressed by public opinion, and his paintings were covered in dust. During his self-imposed exile in Western Europe, he met history professor He Chenzhi in Florence.
This is the first meeting and a reunion that spans a hundred years. In the dark night of the Middle Ages, He Chenzhi was his only light; a hundred years later, he still woke him up from his self-doubt with his words, "Be yourself and create."
He Chenzhi told him: Art should not be defined, the wind is free, and so are you.
The dusty paintbrush finally fell down again, and Xia Sui realized the true meaning of sincerity as soon as he put the pen down. From Florence to Xia Suiwan, he got rid of judgment and painted only for his true heart.
The protection that spans a hundred years allows art to shine again and the soul to finally be free.
As time goes by, light and shadow change.
Only art written sincerely is immortal, and only those who understand you, across hundreds of years of mountains and seas, are still by your side, telling you softly:
Being yourself is always more meaningful than catering to the world.
I am sincere when I write, and I will be free in this life
Purpose: The modern global art circle focuses on the bias of art criticism, self-persistence in creation and the value of cross-cultural art integration.
