Hoang Nguyen Vu "taught" Quang Dai: "Don't sell paintings, because there are not enough elements to become art"

Usually the paintings will be captioned by the author below to help viewers understand the meaning and intent of the layout. However, Quang Dai's works make it difficult for viewers whether they are professionals or not.

Quang Dai is a character that is no stranger to young people because the male model was once likened to the "national boyfriend" because of his good looks and friendly personality. In recent years, in addition to the field of models and actors, Quang Dai began to encroach into painting.

Recently, a solo exhibition titled "How Are You These Day?" by Tran Quang Dai has received much attention. After appearing in Ho Chi Minh City and a number of other locations across the country, Quang Dai continued to bring the exhibition to Hanoi.

This incident quickly attracted attention from the art world in particular as well as the online community in general. There are people who are criticized for not investing in quality but only focusing on techniques, but also many people try to defend male models.

If you have been following Quang Dai for a long time, everyone knows that he has a great passion for painting and has been pursuing this field for two years. Even, the male model once donated 11 paintings that he painted by himself during the quarantine period to charity.

Before this story, journalist Hoang Nguyen Vu also posted on a forum to express his opinion: "Quang Dai paints - paints, paints, exhibitions are exhibited but don't sell. As a picture player, I have a few opinions with him. me as follows:

1. I am passionate about drawing, stay passionate. I draw to express my feelings: yes. I just paint like a kid who loves to paint every day, or a guy who needs to deal with everyday stresses with a brush: better.

But a model guy, aspiring to conquer art (within her ability), I find it commendable, worthy of encouragement. Rather than going to bars all day, wandering around to talk about useless things, even slandering colleagues like many people. For this job, I highly appreciate Quang Dai.

2. You have the right to exhibit, because there is no law that prohibits people from exhibiting paintings as long as those paintings do not touch any boundaries on unauthorized matters. I keep exhibiting, friends come and see. If you don't like it, don't watch it. Those who feel it is not necessary to care, do not care.

3. But, as someone who understands a little bit about visual arts, understands a little bit about painting and is a picture player, I find that Dai stopping at the two I just mentioned is enough. Don't sell paintings. Because my paintings don't have enough elements to become art, just simply color them on canvas.

If there are not enough elements to become art, it should not be sold as works of art. Maybe Dai doesn't know this either, but I know how much I study and how much I can do. Selling those, not fair to the buyer.

Not everyone here understands paintings. When I see the color, I see a l.ot of paint when I buy it, but it's a few. But hey, don't sell. Because to tell the truth, looking at Dai's paintings, I feel like a singer who doesn't have enough vocals but still organizes singing shows to make m.oney. That is the fault of the listener.

I repeat, you stay passionate, do what you like. But trading what you're drawing isn't enough. Whatever I know, maybe some buyers have needs.

Art is not everyone who wants it right away, whoever needs it can get it. Must study properly and treat it fairly. Dear!"

Usually the paintings will be captioned by the author below to help viewers understand the meaning and intent of the layout. However, Quang Dai's works make it difficult for viewers whether they are professionals or not.

Revolving around this issue, there are two major controversies, one side thinks that the male model's work should be accepted and mistakes should be ignored because it is the first exhibition. But the other side insists that if you've done art, you should be serious and respect the viewers.

For the first exhibition, the male model received many compliments when investing in space, promoting communication and lighting systems. However, if he wants to pursue a professional painting path, Quang Dai must hone his expertise because he doesn't have to pick up a brush to become an artist immediately.

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