Landscape #7 Painting

Yu Feng grew up in the Jiangnan region of China, a place known for its gentle and graceful scenery and customs. This environment deeply influenced him, nurturing a profound emotional connection to the subtle beauty of life, which is vividly reflected in his artistic work. Yu Feng absorbed the essence, spirituality, and playfulness of traditional Chinese painting, which became a cornerstone of his artistic vision. Yu Feng finds a deep resonance between Post-Impressionism and Chinese painting in several fundamental ways. Both approaches share a subjective perspective, valuing simplicity and personal choice in composition. He eschews strict linear perspective, favoring a more intuitive, unrefined style that prioritizes the overall harmony of the composition. For Yu Feng, the focus is not on technical precision but on authenticity and intention. In his work, Yu Feng demonstrates a keen sense of selection, where each element is carefully chosen to enhance the overall composition. Colors are applied subjectively and simply, to express content drawn from everyday life. Beneath the surface of his paintings lies a deeper meaning, reflecting his profound appreciation and love for the nuances of daily life. His art captures the essence of ordinary experiences, revealing his heartfelt connection to the world around him.