THE DISTANT CITY (2022) Sculpture by Bin Xu

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Xu Bin, a renowned contemporary artist, has created a stunning sculpture entitled "The Distant City." The sculpture depicts a small river that flows gently and winds its way towards a distant city. painted with white and red acrylic paint, the river bends and twists throughout the sculpture, creating a sense of movement and flow. The river is flanked [...]
Xu Bin, a renowned contemporary artist, has created a stunning sculpture entitled "The Distant City." The sculpture depicts a small river that flows gently and winds its way towards a distant city. painted with white and red acrylic paint, the river bends and twists throughout the sculpture, creating a sense of movement and flow. The river is flanked by a small winding road that leads to the city, which is surrounded by small golden trees planted on both sides of the road.

The distant city is the centerpiece of the sculpture, and it is full of tall buildings with red, orange, and gold walls. These colors create a warm and inviting atmosphere, suggesting that the city is a welcoming place for visitors. The buildings are rendered in a contemporary style, with clean lines and geometric shapes that contrast with the natural curves of the river.

The sculpture is a masterful blend of modern techniques and materials, including metal, resin, and acrylic paints. The attention to detail in Xu Bin's sculpture is remarkable, as every curve, line, and angle is carefully crafted to create a sense of balance and harmony. The use of metal adds an industrial feel to the sculpture, while the golden trees and warm colors of the city create a sense of nature and tranquility.

Xu Bin's sculpture captures the beauty of urban landscapes, while also highlighting the importance of nature in our modern world. The distant city represents a place of hope and possibility, a place where dreams can come true. It also represents the interconnectedness of the natural world and human progress, as the small river flows through the city, reminding us of the power and importance of nature in our lives.

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Xu Bin, born in 1969 in Guang'an, Sichuan, China, embarked on his artistic journey by graduating from the Fine Arts Department of Southwest Normal University. As a freelance artist, his early works primarily consisted [...]

Xu Bin, born in 1969 in Guang'an, Sichuan, China, embarked on his artistic journey by graduating from the Fine Arts Department of Southwest Normal University. As a freelance artist, his early works primarily consisted of oil paintings, heavily influenced by the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masters like Monet and Seurat. However, through a process of continuous learning and creative exploration, he skillfully assimilated the artistic essence of Matisse, Picasso, Dali, Chagall, and other renowned figures, fusing it with his own Chinese cultural background to develop a distinct and mature artistic style.

Dazzling colors, gracefully powerful characters, and profound, rigorous themes define Xu Bin's artistic creations. His vision extends far and wide, as his paintings not only convey the solemnity and elegance of contemporary everyday life but also delve into pressing social issues, historical and cultural transformations, and even offer glimpses into his visions of future life and technology. Regardless of the subject matter, Xu Bin's works emanate an unmistakable sense of elegance and refinement.

In recent times, Xu Bin has ventured into the realm of sculpture, demonstrating his unyielding spirit of exploration and innovation. His sculptures exude vitality and creativity, showcasing his exceptional artistic prowess.

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