Events

Recently, the 21 pieces of works from our school that were selected for the second round review of the third National College Students' Art Works Exhibition have been successively delivered to Beijing.

Exhibition of Works from Beijing

Chinese Painting

Work Title: "Unreproachable Youth"

Author's Name: Li Haoran

Size: 147cm × 190cm

Type: Chinese Painting

Supervisor: Yang Xiaogang

Oil Painting

Title: "Spring Wind Passed Over the Hilltop - Documentary of Rural Medical Check-ups"

Author: Zang Xiaoyu

Size: 200cm × 144cm

Type: Canvas Oil Painting

Year: 2026

Supervisors: Li Yang, Ma Lei, Gao Peng, Zhang Xiaojun

Title: "Warm Night"

Author: Wang Shiqi

Size: 160cm × 180cm

Type: Oil Painting

Year: 2026

Supervisors: Zhang Xinfeng, Li Shan Yang, Zhao Yang

Title: "The Stagnant Continuity"

Author: Cong Jiming

Size: 200cm × 170cm

Type: Oil Painting

Year: 2026

Supervisors: Shen Tong, Guan Pushu, Song Hai Yong

Title: "Sunset in Military Uniform"

Author: Zhou Pengyu

Size: 180cm × 150cm

Type: Canvas Oil Painting

Year: 2026

Supervisor: Zhao Yang

Art Design

Work Title: Innovative Design of Rescue Frame after Natural Disasters

Author: Zhao Yonglu, postgraduate of the Design College, majoring in Art Design (Product Design Direction),

class of 2024

Supervisor: Yao Jixu

Work Interpretation: This portable folding stretcher is designed for complex emergency rescue scenarios. The main body is made of lightweight and high-strength composite materials, balancing structural strength and portability.

Work Title: "Fragrance of Sleep"

Author: Li Xiaofei, undergraduate student of Visual Communication Design, class of 2022

Supervisor: Dong Yanan

Work Interpretation: The visual design of "Fragrance of Sleep" is based on the theory of synesthesia. Lavender, chamomile, and other sleep-inducing scents are translated into systematic visual elements to construct a visual recognition system for scents.

Industrial Art

Work Title: "The X Era"

Author: Cong Longxiao

Category: Artistic Craftsmanship

Supervisor: Lin Lin

Work Interpretation: This work is based on the innovative practice of contemporary lacquer art. It focuses on the cross-border exploration of materials and techniques, integrating industrial products with traditional lacquer art to create a contemporary lacquer art piece with industrial texture.

Ceramic Art

Work Title: "Wen Hua" (Work for Beijing Exhibition)

Author: Xing Ruixuan

Category: Ceramic Art

Supervisor: Li Yulan

Work Interpretation: The work is based on the core creation source of the Daominqu Culture's petal pattern. It is named "Wen Hua", where "Wen" traces back to the prehistoric civilization foundation of the Wen River Basin, and "Hua" takes the ancient interest of the ancestors using flowers as patterns and the growth of soil into beauty.