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Wang Baozhen (Prince Wang)
Wang Baozhen (Prince Wang)
Personal Profile
Wangzi, real name Wang Baozhen, is from Yuncheng, Shanxi. He is a reporter for the Economic Publications of the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League and has studied Chinese painting at the Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University.
He is currently the Director of the Painting and Calligraphy Creation Center of the China Rural Art Association under the Ministry of Culture, a member of the Shanxi Artists Association, and a contracted artist of China Publishing Group.
He has studied under renowned masters such as Hua Junwu, Chang Jin, Zhang Lichen, and Huo Chunyang. In recent years, he has created numerous comics and ink paintings of birds and flowers infused with a strong sense of daily life, and has participated repeatedly in national and provincial exhibitions. Over a hundred of his works have been exhibited and awarded at national and provincial levels. "Shadow of Bamboo" won the Outstanding Artwork Award of Taiyuan City; "Scenery of the Southern Land" was exhibited at the Tsinghua Academy of Arts & Design Outstanding Works Exhibition; "Gathering Blossoms from the Garden" won an award at the Shanxi Plein Air Exhibition; "Silhouettes on the Path" was selected for the national ink exhibition "Xieyi China, Magnificent Liaoning"; "Birds Singing in the Deep Forest" was included in the Shanxi Bird-and-Flower Painting Exhibition; and "The Buddha Within" was collected by the International Buddhist Congress of Shaolin Temple on Mount Song.
He has published books such as "Collection of Paintings and Calligraphy by Wang Baozhen" and "Wang Baozhen: Ink and Humor."
An expert has written: "Mr. Wangzi's style of painting and calligraphy is serene and elegantly melancholic, with simple and restrained brushwork, creating an aesthetic realm reminiscent of classical poetry—ethereal and uniquely refined. While continuing the tradition of literati brushwork, he expresses, through his sensitive sensibility, a personal vitality that radiates harmony, mystery, and elegance. His innovations in aesthetic taste have rightfully secured him a place within the 'New Literati Painting' movement."
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Wang Baozhen (Prince Wang)