'Gods and Demons' painting exhibition by 10-year-old artist
The Art Event Center (Hanoi) namely Gucino Art Space recently held the opening ceremony of a solo painting exhibition with the theme "Gods and Demons" by talented young artist Pham Duc Long.
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| Duc Long representing himself at his painting exhibition opening ceremony. (Photo: Hong Hoa)
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The exhibition includes 209 paintings mainly painted by Duc Long with acrylic and oil paints. The exhibition was opened in a warmly and truly emotional art space with hundreds of attendants.
Teenage artist Duc Long made a special impression on the audience not only with more than 200 paintings displayed in the exhibition, but also with his confidence, eloquence and musical performance with 2 songs: Don't wake me up and Night changes full of emotion, demonstrating the comprehensive artistic talent of the 10-year-old teenager.
Immediately after the opening ceremony of the exhibition, a painting by Duc Long was successfully auctioned to a collector in Hanoi for VND 120 million. This is one of five paintings Long painted in vertical format of 80 x 180cm size.
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| Teenage artist Duc Long by one of his paintings. (Photo: Hong Hoa) |
According to a painter – an art lecturer, Duc Long has outstanding painting talents. “This boy is really special! I discovered that Duc Long has much deeper emotions than kids in his age. It is creative in the way he perceives colors, and combines colors, I must say, it is rare because even full-time sophomore students could not have realized it.
Most notably, teenage artist Long knows how to put his own boldness and personality into his paintings, which creates a unique style and is very important to the success of an artist. I fully believe that with his swiftly sensitive brain, ability to absorb new knowledge and passion for painting, Duc Long would become a world class artist.
His future works will certainly have timeless artistic value thanks to his innate talent, limitless creativity and passion for continuous learning that few people have.", the artist said.
The exhibition will last until December 28, 2024.
