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On Xiong Bingming’s Humanistic Feelings and Unique Implications of Sculpture Art
Xing Fu
Jilin University of the Arts, Changchun, Jilin, China.
*Corresponding author: Xing Fu
Published: June 30,2023
Abstract
Xiong Bingming is one of the experiencers and practitioners of Chinese and Western sculpture art meeting again. He has profound research on philosophy, calligraphy, literature, sculpture and other arts. His sculpture works explored the integration of calligraphy, philosophy, literature and sculpture art, and formed Xiong Bingming's sculpture art with the characteristics of blending Chinese and Western cultures. Xiong Bingming, who is living in a foreign country, is full of strong homesickness in his heart, which makes Xiong Bingming's sculpture art permeated with a strong local complex. Both the early and late creative themes contain the thoughts of hometown and traditional Chinese culture. Western modern art techniques, such as creative techniques and material language, have been fully extracted and applied in Xiong Bingming's sculpture works, making the ideas of the works fully expressed. His first exhibition in his hometown has aroused great attention from artists from all walks of life in Yunnan. This article attempts to analyze Xiong Bingming's sculpture art from the perspectives of its creation techniques, material language, and humanistic feelings, and to sort out how Xiong Bingming explored an artistic road with unique Chinese cultural characteristics in the field of sculpture art, taking Chinese cultural spirit as the core and western plastic arts as the means.
Keywords
Sculpture art, Humanistic feelings, Unique implication
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On Xiong Bingming’s Humanistic Feelings and Unique Implications of Sculpture Art
How to cite this paper: Xing Fu. (2023) On Xiong Bingming’s Humanistic Feelings and Unique Implications of Sculpture Art. Journal of Humanities, Arts and Social Science, 7(5), 988-992.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/jhass.2023.05.021