In Douce quietude A…, Chu used free, uncontrolled brushstrokes to draw high, rugged mountains in the middle of the painting, creating a powerful image. He puts a lot of emphasis on the fluidity and movement of the brushstrokes. Flowing brushstrokes are developed from Chinese calligraphy and feel automated and spontaneous. Comparing this piece of work with that of Russian expressionist Wassily Kandinsky, Kandinsky transformed musical notes into lines, while Chu’s lines resemble Chinese calligraphy…Artist Wu Guanzhong once accurately described Chu’s work as “looking like Western paintings when looking from afar, but when examined closely, they look like Chinese paintings”.
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Thanks for the introduction to such a pretty piece of music.
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I am happy you enjoy this, Steve. 😊
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I LOVE 2Cellos. They are so talented. :)
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Agree – I love them, too, Jeanne! I don’t know if they still perform together, but they really are talented performers. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 😊
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Beautiful. <3
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😊❤️🙏
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The artwork and the music are truly amazing. Fantastic cello.
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i am happy you enjoy this, Vivienne. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 🌻
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