College Students' Fiber Weaving Dunhuang Frescoes Has A "Strange" Wonderful.

Near the winter vacation, the Dunhuang frescoes, such as flying Apsaras and Buddha statues woven by fibers, are displayed in the fiber studio of Lanzhou City College.

Fiber knitting technology makes the original plane painting appear three-dimensional, but also a lot of texture.

Fiber art originated from the ancient tapestry art in the West. Materials used include wool, silk, paper, cotton thread, cloth, rope, silver thread, straw, linen and so on.

In the long course of development, fiber art combines the excellent traditional textile culture of the world, absorbing modern art concepts and modern.

As a result, some scholars call it an ancient and young art form.

Yang Guangyin, director of the Department of Arts and crafts at the city college, said that although the school's fiber knitting technology was introduced from the European traditional tapestry process, called the high BILLIN process, a row of nails was arranged on top of the wooden frame, and then a white rope was fixed to the nails on the wooden frame.

Yang Guangyin said that the process is not complicated, but the weaving process is a design process, including graphics, color, control of materials, which reflects the overall quality of the author.

Lanzhou City College introduced the technology from Europe in 1990s. It began to be applied in the classroom teaching in 1999, and opened the fiber art studio in 2005.

Through years of exploration and development, today, combining the elements of Gansu and Dunhuang murals, the beauty of Chinese and Western art is another.

Yang Guangyin said that Dunhuang culture is extensive and profound, and there are many rich elements. We understand that many murals in Dunhuang are planar photographs. However, embedding Dunhuang elements into the weaving art of fabric will bring us another unexpected aesthetic feeling.

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A work of "bud".

"This piece of work is almost one semester of my time, woven into one inch and one inch. I want to hang it up and hang it on the wall at home, which can appreciate both parents' pride in their daughter's craft."

The murals in Dunhuang are rich in content. They include Buddha paintings, story paintings and landscape paintings. They depict the image activities of God, the relationship between God and God, and the relationship between God and human beings in order to harbor people's good wishes and appease the art of people's minds. However, the existence of murals is fragile, natural and man-made factors will accelerate their dissipation.

Yang Guangyin said that the precious frescoes are even less likely to be placed in the house as ornaments, while fiber woven murals and natural fiber materials give people a sense of warmth and natural intimacy, so it can relieve the icy feeling of modern building materials.

At the same time, its own material has sound insulation, moisture-proof, dust absorption, warmth and so on.

The fiber frescoes made by teachers and students of Lanzhou City College participated in the International Biennial of fiber art for many times and won the prize.

Yang Guangyin said that the opening of fiber braid art course, on the one hand, nurture children's practical ability and sensitivity to art, and at the same time, let this art pass down from generation to generation, and make innovations and breakthroughs.