Oriental Spiritual Paintings

The Third Stop of the International Tour Exhibition

·Florence·

Tour Exhibition Time: Expected to be in July 2025

In the Tuscany region of Italy, Florence is like an open-air architectural museum, exuding a charming allure everywhere.

Its history can be traced back to before Christ. It laid the basic layout during the Roman colonial period, and after being refined in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, it gradually formed its unique style. Over the long course of time, buildings of different styles have shone brightly here, jointly narrating the stories of the past.

As a monument of the republican regime, the Florence Cathedral is a landmark that should not be missed. The octagonal dome is truly remarkable. With an inner diameter of 43 meters and a height of more than 30 meters, the total height including the spire and the tower pavilion reaches 107 meters. The huge dome relies on a complex framework. The lower half is constructed with stones, and the upper half is built with bricks. A drum base with a height of 12 meters was specially built under the dome to make it more prominent. This cathedral broke through the restrictions of the church and is widely recognized as the pioneering work of Italian Renaissance architecture.

The Uffizi Gallery is equally renowned. It houses a large number of famous paintings from the Renaissance period. Wandering through it, one can almost feel as if having a conversation with art masters such as Botticelli and Leonardo da Vinci. The Pitti Palace is a masterpiece of Mannerism. It is made of rough square stones throughout, and the windows of the main building on the front are unique. The Boboli Gardens complement it perfectly, showcasing the beauty of the integration of nature and architecture.

The Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, one of the largest churches in Italy, is famous for its magnificent octagonal red dome. This dome, designed by Brunelleschi, is not only a wonder in the history of architecture but also a symbol of Florence.

The Campanile di Giotto and the Baptistery complement the cathedral beautifully, jointly forming the magnificent landscape of the Florence Cathedral Square. In addition, numerous buildings such as the Basilica of Santa Croce and the Basilica of San Miniato al Monte also carry the history and culture of Florence. They have witnessed the rise and fall, as well as the changes of this city, and have become eternal symbols of art and history.

On June 15, 2024, the highly anticipated second stop of Wu Keyang's international solo exhibition successfully came to an end at the Garibaldi Gallery space in Milan, Italy. With the theme of "The Present and Beyond - The Eastern Dimension", this exhibition presented the audience with a cross-cultural art feast by showcasing Wu Keyang's Ultra-Imagery series of paintings.

Next, the renowned oil painter Mr. Wu Keyang is about to hold a solo painting exhibition in Florence, the capital of art.

His works skillfully integrate traditional Eastern culture with Western painting techniques. It is believed that they will add a unique touch to the art gallery of Florence. Let's look forward together to once again experiencing the unique charm of the architectural art in Florence through the brushstrokes of Mr. Wu Keyang.

Oriental Spiritual Painting

The Third Stop of the International Tour Exhibition

·Florence·

Tour Exhibition Time: Expected to be in July 2025

Appreciation of works

Wu Keyang's "Oriental Spiritual Painting"

Integrating the profound heritage of oriental traditional culture

The painting style is spiritual and spiritual.

High dimensions present the origin and meaning of life

Seek the essence of everything in the universe

And the awareness and perception of each life at the moment

This, in turn, triggers the viewers

to engage in deep introspective thinking.

In the exploration of contemporary spiritual aesthetics,

it stands out as unique.