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National first-class artist
Executive Dean of Tongren Painting and Calligraphy Institute
Member of Chinese Buddhist Cultural Artists Association
Director, Flower and Bird Creation Department, Hong Kong Painting and Calligraphy Institute
Researcher, Art Research Institute, China National Minority Cultural Relics Protection Association
Member of China-Korea Painting and Calligraphy Institute
Senior Art Consultant of Times Artists Network
Senior Painter, Sino-Bo Cultural International Center
Growing up in Xi'an, the ancient capital of Han and Tang dynasties with rich historical background and prosperous style of writing, he inherited his family studies at an early age. Since he was 3 years old, he was enlightened by his grandfather to dabble in Chinese studies, and then went to Xi'an Academy of Fine Arts for further study and received systematic college education. After decades, Mr. Jing Ye visited famous teachers all over the world, became attached to Zen monks, and gained the spirit of Jing Ya.
Although the techniques of lotus flowers written by Mr. Jing Ye inherit the ancients, their mental outlook is far away from those of the ancients. The works not only have a refreshing gentleman's style, but also contain a kind of awe-inspiring righteousness. This kind of breath is not the kind of hermit who avoids the world, but a kind of positive energy. Mr. Jing Ye's freehand lotus flower not only transcends the attributes of flowers themselves, but also pushes the humanistic theme to another realm through innovative pen and ink. Dispelling annoyance, breaking loneliness and boredom, relieving mania, welcoming quietness, and being philosophical and smooth in real experience, artistic creation is no longer a burden, but a chewing of traditional culture and a aftertaste of life understanding. His cultural persistence and self-confidence are precious in the tide of the revival of Chinese traditional culture. He began to focus on Zen ink and lotus, and then studied freehand flower-and-bird painting from Mr. Zhuang Yucong, a contemporary Chinese freehand painter.
