Pine language cup-thin cup/handmade kiln blowing

Product video introduction link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zePe-Z9Qq24 design concept: Inspired by the paintings of Mr. Xiao Rusong, a late important Hakka watercolor painter in China, the design concept of Xiao Rusong's most well-known still life painting is taken as the design concept of this work, and he pays tribute to his life's master style. He likes to paint the transparent glass and plants in front of the glass window, and his clever stippling technique and multi-layered technique are one of the admirable high performances of Mr. Xiao Rusong's unique painting circle. The Pine Language Cup is based on a part of a gray-blue painting in the "Still Life - Window Series", presented in the coloring method of dots and lines. In terms of shape, the most common cup shape in paintings is taken, and the technique of kiln blown glass is used to add local elements in paintings. The objects produced by the fusion of the two techniques are not simply paintings printed on cups. It is made by hand-blowing technique, so there will be slight differences in its appearance and size. Painter Xiao Rusong introduced: Xiao Rusong (1922~1992) Hakka people from Beipu Township, Hsinchu County, have taught in Hsinchu County for nearly 40 years since 1950. In the 1940s Taiyang Art Exhibition, he showed his extraordinary compositional talent and color skills, but he never stopped reading, researching, and absorbing the concept of Western art; he continued to study and study impressions, three-dimensional, beasts and other works of art by himself, integrating traditional oriental art. Calligraphic lines and brushstrokes create a unique painting style. Xiao Rusong loves the scenery of his hometown, and he promises to "paint the beauty of his hometown into world-famous paintings" and become "the interpreter of the beauty of Hsinchu County." With a rigorous attitude towards life, dedication to painting, and a spirit of constant thinking, innovation and progress, he has become an "excellent aesthetic educator" and an important watercolor painter in Taiwan's art history. Creator Introduction: Joy Huang Studio Glass is a glass studio established by Joy (Huang Qiongyi) in 2006 after studying glass art in Europe for many years and returning to Taiwan. In 2017, the studio was relocated from the Glass Craft Museum to Baoshan Township, Hsinchu County, and became a resident artist in Hsinchu County. Currently teaching in the Department of Art and Creativity of Xuanzhuang University and actively participating in the promotion and exchange of glass professional teaching at home and abroad, he is committed to passing on the technology and experience of studying abroad for many years to the new generation who love glass. Most of the works are based on the premise of touching in life, using production techniques, emphasizing the essential characteristics of glass, and combining different materials as a contrasting foil.