
About my
artworks--Shi Yi
The real works
of art, I think, should reveal and convey the inner world of
the artists. And those feelings which are true and real stem
from the personal experience of artist, his accomplishments
in learning and his aesthetic interests. Being a man with
experiences and frustrations, I still prefer a simple life.
Meanwhile, the oriental culture in which I was born exerts
on me and edifying influence and therefore develops a deep
love inside me for peace and tranquility, and for the
harmony between human beings and that between human and
nature.
I wish that I
can build in my pictures a pure land, a true world full of
beauty and goodness, a world which can free people from the
hardships, anxieties and worries of the worldly land. I
whish that in my pictures, you can find the instant serenity
of soul, like seeing a cool and clear stream in front of
after the long journey in the vast desert, or the first ray
of dawn appear in front of you after the endless night. I
wish that I can build in my pictures a pure land-a true
world full of beauty and good, a world which can free people
from the hardships, anxieties and worries of the worldly
land. I
wish that
in my pictures, you can find the instant serenity of soul,
like seeing a cool and clear stream in front of after the
long journey in the vast desert, or the first ray of dawn
before you after the endless night, I wish that in my
pictures, you may feel joyous and above all worldly troubles
and worries.
Affiliations:
Member of Chinese Artists
Association
Board director of Chinese
Printmakers Association
Professor of the art
department of Yunnan Institute of Fine Arts
Resume and
events:
1939 Born in Shanghai
1965 Graduated from
Printmaking Department at China Institute of Fine Arts
1991 Awarded Bronze Medal at
the National Art Exhibition
1993 Personal Exhibition in
University of California at Los Angeles
1994 Personal exhibition in
friedrich-weinbrenner college, freiburg, Germany
The 10th
international Art Exhibition in San Francisco U.S.A.
"Worship for the
soul" awarded the bronze medal at the 12th national
printmaking exhibition
1996 The 11th international
art exhibition in San Francisco U.S.A.
"History of the
river" awarded the golden medal in the 13th national
printmaking exhibition.
Award the Luxun
printmaking prize
"Soul of the
snowfield" was awarded bronze medal at the 14th national
printmaking exhibition.
"Dream of the snowfield" was awarded silver medal at the
16th national printmaking exhibition.
Artworks collected by:
The Muban foundation,
London
The Auster University
in Northern Ireland
The Hsiang Sen Forest
Art Museum, Japan
Asian art society,
U.S.A. and Asian art institute.
The
friedrich-weinbrenner college, freiburg, Germany
The woodcut culture institute, Korean