"Praise of Brushwork Intent" by Wang Sengqian of the Southern Dynasties. This piece by Li Guoquan features
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This piece by Li Guoquan features "Praise of Brushwork Intent" by Wang Sengqian of the Southern Dynasties. The classic text explores the profound philosophy of calligraphy, asserting that the highest art lies in spirit and vitality, while form comes second. The artist must let go of conscious control, uniting heart and hand to express emotion and meaning freely. Li’s regular script is elegant and refined, paired with a delicately painted blue-and-white porcelain vase motif at the base, enhancing the balance of tradition and innovation.
Size:
138 x 34 cm
54 1/3 x 13 2/5 in
Artist:
Li Guoquan, Anhui, China
About the Artist :
Li Guoquan, also known by the art name “Shufeng,” is a calligrapher from Anhui Province. He currently serves as the Deputy Editor and Advisor of Huai Feng Poetry Journal, as well as a Calligraphy Art Consultant for the “Beautiful China Tour” program. His works have been exhibited in the United States, Japan, Singapore, Canada, Nigeria, Côte d’Ivoire, and other countries. He was invited to participate in the inaugural “National Humanities Art Talent Exhibition.”