PARIS • WOMAN HOLDING A FAN IN HAZE (Oil on Canvas)
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The artwork is a part of the “Montage Poem Oil Paintings: THE LIPS OF FORGETTING CRAZINESS” of A CH Painting Book (http://www.amazon.com/Montage-Poem-Oil-Paintings-FORGETTING/dp/1367882060): This book is dedicated to express concern about Haze Air Pollution and our surrounding environment. Poetry and art are not far apart, sometimes even very close. They seem like a pair of first love, and are hard to leave each other. In fact, letting poetry marry painting has existed in ancient Chinese painting. Montage art, looks like the charm and the extension of poetry. In varying degrees, both adjust time and recombine spaces. Thus using poetry and Postmodern-Narrationism painting to reproduce this combination of whole and micro-space ("editing" separate contents to fit close together) is undoubtedly an interesting attempt.
About the Artist
CH Narrationism
CH Narrationism is an American citizen. He earned a Master's degree in Studio Art from the University of South Carolina (founded in 1801) in the US. He is the founder of Postmodern-Narrationism. As a postmodern oil painter and photographer, he has originally created many paintings, photographs, and…
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