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Cheng Hsu A Journey to the Mountain As I was midst of very light sleep - in fact I was still wearing my clothes – when I heard some music. A musician, Who had just finished recording, was eager to listen to the results of his labor. He, not wishing to let others listen, turned down the volume and dimmed the lights of his room; however, I was still able to hear. To me, the music all at once sounded like the trickle of a mountain stream, the rustle of the wind through the trees, the sound of a small bird hovering in the forest and the patter of light rain on ones roof. I felt that I had been sent into the endless reaches of the universe. Not being able to contain myself any longer I walked to the source of the music, turned it up and brightened the room. The music playing was an amazingly popular song. As I looked around the room I noticed that the music was coming form an old cassette player on an old desk and up above the sky was full of stars like a wall filled with many holes. Art is felt not understood. Ones image of, and subject of art, is too often forced upon us and decided by other. Artists often use their art to obtain a motive, this I believe is not the nature of art. Art forever has suffered the limiting influences of culture and philosophy, even to this day they are fighting over their role in artistic development. I believe that someone should use their own interpretation of art in the same way they would food or other natural things around them. Resume: Member, Association of Chinese Artists Member, Association of Chinese Graphic Artists Professor, Dept of Fine Art, Yunnan Fine Art College 1959 Born in Yunnan 1982 Graduating form Dept of Graphic Arts, Yunnan Art College 1984 《 La-Ku Romantic Feelings 》 Gold award of 6th national fine art exhibition 1985 《 La-Ku Romantic Feelings 》 Collected by China Fine Art Museum and Jiangsu Fine Art Museum, 《 Ancient dance 》, Prominent Work award of 9th national print exhibition 1989 Solo exhibition in Central Academy of fine Art 1994 Solo exhibition in Yunnan Fine Art College 1996 《 Vegetable and fish 》 collected by Luxun Fine Art Museum 1997 《 Ivy shaped Fish 1 》 collected by Jiangsu Fine Art Museum 1998 《Fish shoal 1 》the 14th tenure of national print exhibition, collected by Shenzhou Print Museum 《 Woodblock reduction print 》 published 1999 Print Works Exhibition in Japan, Korea, Australia, Holland, Hong Kong, Taiwan Articles Related: Journey to the Mountain by Zheng Xu Changing Moods of My Heart by Zhang Ji Not considering an object to be joyful, nor considering oneself to be sad by Lee Hsiao-Ming
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