![Tác phẩm màu nước trên giấy dó "Mùa xuân Tây Bắc" của họa sĩ Vũ Thái Bình](https://hanoicreativecity.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/cuoc-gap-go-nghe-thuat-da-mau-sac-12514.jpg "Tác phẩm màu nước trên giấy dó "Mùa xuân Tây Bắc" của họa sĩ Vũ Thái Bình")
Artist Vũ Thái Bình fully harnesses the potential of dó paper to create delicate depictions of the landscapes of Northwest Vietnam. What makes his latest work particularly captivating is not only the strength of his brushwork in large-scale pieces — a challenging feat with dó paper — but also the small paintings with fresh and experimental colors. He dares to “play” with large areas, bold strokes, and bright hues, even employing oil painting techniques like stippling in his brushwork.
Meanwhile, continuing his surrealist style, artist Lê Thanh Bình delves into the theme of Đạo Mẫu (Mother Worship). Drawing inspiration from folk culture, for Lê Thanh Bình, this subject matter is a personal need, as he has long been passionate about it in his previous exhibitions. His works thus represent a fusion of Eastern storytelling with the spatial composition and oil painting techniques of the West, offering a refreshing and modern appeal while retaining a strong sense of cultural identity.
![Tranh sơn dầu "Hạc giấy" của họa sĩ Lê Thế Anh](https://hanoicreativecity.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/cuoc-gap-go-nghe-thuat-da-mau-sac-12514-1.jpg "Tranh sơn dầu "Hạc giấy" của họa sĩ Lê Thế Anh")
Known for his portraits of mountainous regions, artist Lê Thế Anh has established a distinctive realist painting style. However, in this exhibition, he boldly eliminates depth and perspective to introduce expressive and decorative motifs into his work. Using the traditional multi-layer oil painting technique, he continues to excel in vividly and emotionally portraying the lives of children in highland areas.
Artist Nguyễn Ngọc Tuấn, celebrated for his vibrant and dynamic color palette, presents a series of landscapes in this exhibition that reflect a subdued, contemplative beauty shaped by the passage of time. This is particularly evident in his depictions of Hội An, the 500-year-old ancient town.
Meanwhile, artist Nguyễn Cao Hoàng demonstrates intensity in his surreal, somber works that evoke psychological struggles, layered messages, and internal conflict. At the same time, his paintings of flowers, birds, and everyday objects convey a sense of lightness and tranquility.
Artist Cấn Mạnh Tưởng contributes to the exhibition with works that reflect his deep understanding of highland customs and traditions. His pieces showcase a nuanced and graceful mastery of color, bringing cultural narratives to life with subtlety and charm.
![Tác phẩm sơn dầu "An trú" của họa sĩ Nguyễn Cao Hoàng](https://hanoicreativecity.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/cuoc-gap-go-nghe-thuat-da-mau-sac-12514-2.jpg "Tác phẩm sơn dầu "An trú" của họa sĩ Nguyễn Cao Hoàng")
The exhibition officially opened on the afternoon of December 20.