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https://www.dpm.org.cn/collection/paint/228354.htmll

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https://www.dpm.org.cn/collection/paint/229607.html

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Imagery Oil Painting
Landscape
Philosophy
Mermories
Chinese oil painting

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In order to find the Oriental nature of oil painting, she tried to combine the Chinese literati ink painting tradition with the light and color of western Impressionism, and pursued the oil painting language with Oriental image aesthetic connotation, forming her own unique oil painting artistic style.

http://collection.sina.com.cn/famous/ouyang/ （Ou Yang’s galary）

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Wu Guan Zhou has become a leading master in the 20th-century Chinese painting and introducing Western art and abstract forms to his students. He used principles of Western paintings, but add in a spirit and tonal variations of ink that are typically Chinese style.

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中国网络电视台美术台(http://arts.cntv.cn)作为中央电视台在新媒体平台上的艺术窗口,主要集成央视艺术、美术类名牌栏目,同时覆盖卫视优质节目。

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Dunhuang frescoes
Red-crowned Crane
Ink landscape (*Song Dynasty)
Hanfu (traditional clothing)
Ukiyoe (*landscape)

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The application of traditional Chinese painting aesthetic elements in contemporary Oil painting landscape Creation

https://www.docin.com/p-1635076491.html

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AI takes traditional Chinese painting in a new direction | Engadget

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The Chinese painting style called Xieyi literally means "writing ideas," and marries the freehand techniques of calligraphy, line drawing and shading. Artists often use traditional Xuan rice paper along with organic brushes and ink, and the impressionistic style is designed not to be realistic, but rather capture the spirit of the subject.

It would seem odd, then, to let a machine interpret such a human-oriented artistic style. But that's exactly what Hong Kong artist Victor Wong has done with a painting robot called A.I. Gemini (via ). As a Xieyi artist with a background in physics, electrical engineering and VFX effects for cinema, Wong spent three years programming the industrial-style robot to paint in the Xieyi style.

Wong created formulas based on factors he considered to be the "genesis" of geological landscapes, like gravity, tectonic collisions, erosion and tidal volumes. A.I. Genesis then uses those formulas to create three dimensional landscapes in its "mind" for each painting. "This is similar to Chinese ink painting practices: conceive a 'mindscape' before painting it," he said in a video (above).

He also trained it to identify the best photographic angle, so after dreaming up the landscape, the system then "wanders" into it to choose the best vantage point. It can then start painting using its robot arm, along with traditional Chinese ink and rice paper. The final works are one-off paintings rather than prints, but Wong is also making them available on Samsung TVs via the "Art Mode" on select models.

"I treat A.I. Gemini as a student, coaching it to master simple brush strokes and programming it to develop its own recognizable style rather than copying the work of ink masters," Wong told ArtPowerHK. "A.I. Gemini's decisions have become autonomous, and the form of its chaotic and wild landscapes are now unpredictable even to me."

Because the machine can paint whatever it wants, some of the works are strongly recognizable as landscapes while others like The Fauvist Dream of Gemini 03 (above) look more abstract. While they certainly look more modern, all are identifiable as Xieyi-style works, thanks to the materials used and the long, freehand brushstrokes that resemble what a human artist would do. Wong emphasized that factors like temperature and humidity can also affect the look of the landscapes.

"The landscape does not exist anywhere apart from in Gemini's 'mind,'" Wong explains. "I didn't want my AI to copy me; I wanted him to learn from me. We feed off each other."

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AI takes traditional Chinese painting in a new direction | Engadget

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The Chinese painting style called Xieyi literally means "writing ideas," and marries the freehand techniques of calligraphy, line drawing and shading. Artists often use traditional Xuan rice paper along with organic brushes and ink, and the impressionistic style is designed not to be realistic, but rather capture the spirit of the subject.

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How does a eastern aesthetic and logic expressed by Western artistic expression, especially in oil painting.

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I want to continue to explore Oriental aesthetics and elements in the creation of oil paintings, to go on about the idea of making the feeling rather than focusing on how to paint real.

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Mountain and River by Song Yiming(1203-1205)

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Mountain and River by Song Yiming(1203-1205)

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Using an abjective to describe what was your first impression of this painting.

Do you think oil paints match the content of the painting? Are there better choices? Like watercolor or acrylic?

What do you make of the background of the painting? Can you feel any emotion in this painting?

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At very beginning, I wanted to try to add emotional stuff in painting. I want to draw part of my inner world that touched me.  So it let me thinking about adding some spiritual theme and details more.

I know that western painting may focus about the reality, the lighting or the meaning of object showed in a painting. For my understanding and cultural background, part of Chinese painting cares more about the feeling, the emotion, and the spirit of the abject. So I am looking for some experiment about How does a eastern aesthetic and logic expressed by Western artistic expression, especially in oil painting.

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Michigan Sky view that I took on the plane back to Kalamazoo

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Michigan Sky view that I took on the plane back to Kalamazoo

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A time-lapse video of moon in Xiamen by Huan Ya

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A time-lapse video of moon in Xiamen by Huan Ya

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随时随地发现新鲜事！微博带你欣赏世界上每一个精彩瞬间，了解每一个幕后故事。分享你想表达的，让全世界都能听到你的心声！

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The Scenery of the Water Towns in South of the Yangtze River (2020)

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The Scenery of the Water Towns in South of the Yangtze River (2020)