Listen to Qu Gang's interpretation of Beijing Wukesong Square sculpture.

? On Tuesday, Qu Gang posted a photo of the sculpture of Wukesong Square in Beijing on Youdao Meituan, so that everyone could interpret the meaning of this photo, and then the Meituan exploded, with various imaginations, opinions and understandings.

Musician's suggestion: the sculpture objects are turtle, monkey, cow, inverted Statue of Liberty, David's head, tire, vase, abacus, bench, bear, balloon, hand and a group of people in turn.

Test the artistic perception and see who can understand it.

I can't see anything, knowing that I have no feelings for art, but I feel "at sixes and sevens". Teacher Qu suggested that so many objects are even more incredible. How can these things that have been out of reach for eight generations be put together?

? Then, ask my children to see it. Children can see these things, but David can't. He said that the balloon is an apple. But I can't say what it means. He said that the tortoise means a long life, while the cow means that she is very willing to work. A group of people are holding apples, which shows that world peace will last for a long time and there is still a little feeling.

Others in the group also took part in the heated discussion.

But teacher Qu said that everyone's answers were completely irrelevant. I feel that everyone's brain holes are big enough and they continue to ferment the next day. Everyone said a lot, and finally Qu Gang explained it on Thursday night. It makes me feel that the pit of art is really deep, which is beyond the reach of ordinary people.

Qu Shi said: There are 65,438+03 objects in the sculpture-tortoise, monkey, cow, inverted Statue of Liberty, David's head, tire, vase, abacus, bench, bear, balloon, hand and a group of people, which is called "thirteen don't rely on".

"Thirteen Don't Depend" in Mahjong

What do you mean?

Qu Shi said: The core of every object in this work must be simple and unique.

In China culture, there is a word called 13 without it, and 13 without it. If condensed into one word, it is "chaos" and chaotic "chaos". The author carefully selected 13 things. He didn't choose 13 things at random on purpose. For such a big work, "coincidence" is totally unacceptable. Every detail has a spiritual support. Understand the "ingenuity" and you will understand.

The author of this work (Chen Wenling) may start thinking from scratch and start thinking from a blank sheet of paper. The card "13" is the most difficult card. It's too difficult to win this card. If such a card wins and is fooled, it is called a big win, and 13 is a big win.

Everything in this work must be literate. The author must have taken great pains to think about this problem here. It is better that everything has obvious cultural meaning. For example, a bear represents a bear in the stock market, a cow represents a bull market in the stock market, a vase represents a fragile part of China's traditional culture, and a tire represents modernity, but everyone can guess, right? What does chinemys reevesii stand for and so on. It is painstaking to find 13 things that have certain cultural connotations but are completely unrelated to each other, but in any case, the author has succeeded in finding these 13 things, and everything is very interesting. The plush chair is very interesting and can arouse the infinite imagination of the audience.

Second, how to combine these 13 things? In sculpture, these 13 things are very harmonious. Hello, I am good, everyone is good, put it together harmoniously. It's still very embarrassing. You are beside me, I am squeezing you, you are pressing me, I am falling, I am twisting you. How can we go together?

Obviously, these things are built in a very uncomfortable way. This cow is wearing the upside-down Statue of Liberty, which is totally uncomfortable and unnatural. David's face was deformed by extrusion, and the tires were round and oval. The monkey is sitting under the cow's ass, and the tortoise seems to be very good at carrying loads. This big hand pushes up and pinches into the bulging balloon, which is facing ... This is not bad, it constitutes a rather grand goal, just like the Arc de Triomphe and Zhao Zhouqiao, which is an indomitable spirit. This is a social achievement.

It's really one thing to twist all the strips together.

Here, it reminds me that my past life was very difficult and I felt uncomfortable with my family. It is also a great thing to live a good life now, hehe! )

In such works, the author's thoughts are often not profound. He has a keen mind and is ingenious in every detail. The turtle at the bottom can be said to bear the burden of humiliation. As the foundation, the foundation at the other end is the broad masses of people, a heavy traditional culture and a group of people who have made social achievements together. These irrelevant, uncoordinated and nondescript things are twisted together, and a little sense of crisis constitutes an object, a behemoth.

These artists are avant-garde artists, and their works don't cater to the public, kitsch or please you. Their beneficial and profound views on the development of human society are expressed through superb artistic means and deep-rooted performance style-"13 without relying"

Thanks to Mr. Qu's interpretation, I feel that most people are one of the bottom workers who are burdened with humiliation and have no dignity. Be yourself. If you don't rely on 13, you can still win a big victory. This is the best life you have ever had.