[Explanation] A piece of paper is folded a few times, and the knife is turned three times and two times to outline a group of vivid anti-epidemic groups. Wu Hongling, a folk art fan in Huangpuping, Chongqing, used scissors and paper to record the anti-epidemic pictures and participated in the anti-epidemic charity sale. He also has a special identity-the hearing impaired.
[Explanation] Medical staff wear protective clothing and go to the red zone. The patients and the medical staff encourage each other. These moving pictures are all Wu Hongling ’s impressive fragments of the epidemic process. He made these designs into paper-cut works and participated in the charity sale. All donated to the frontline medical staff.
[Commentary] On April 28, at the Huangfangping Shifang Art Center in Chongqing, the reporter saw Wu Hongling, who was sitting at the table with his head buried and facing the paper. Wu Hongling lived in a silent world after being deaf due to drugs at the age of two. When he was studying in a special education school, he fell in love with paper cutting and painting, and now he insists on creating while working. In Wu Hongling's creative room, filled with various oil paintings and paper cuts, it seems to be a small exhibition hall.
[Concurrent period] Wu Hongling
In fact, I particularly like painting and paper cutting, because in this process I can especially feel the fun, because I can express it in my heart, and my interest in art can be expressed through painting and paper cutting, so I I am very happy to do this thing.
[Commentary] Wu Hongling said that he has combined paper-cutting, painting and reality through self-study online. Most of his works are what he sees and hears. There are common architectural themes as well as creative works aimed at hot current affairs. With more and more works, Wu Hongling has become more and more optimistic and cheerful, preferring to go outdoors to find inspiration.
[Same period] Shao Lihua, artist of Chongqing Shifang Art Center
Maybe his inner world is quiet, but he may be a bit lonely. Later, we said to express the rich imagination in your head, and he took the camera and mobile phone to take pictures on the street.
【Explanation】 Because the larger the paper, the higher the requirements for creation and the more meticulous the concept, Wu Hongling practiced persistently and constantly challenged himself. Now the maximum size of his paper-cut works reaches 8 meters. As his works gained more and more recognition, he also explored more ways to express art, began three-dimensional paper-cut production, and tried to design small institutions to make the works move. Wu Hongling said that life is like paper cutting, from scratch, everything is artificial, as long as you work hard, everything is possible.
Reporter Jia Nan Chongqing reports
Responsible editor: [Luo Pan]