Jiang Bai was born in 1968 in Aba, Sichuan. China, the inheritor of calligraphy in Potala Palace, the founder of Tibetan calligraphy, a professor at the Advanced Institute of Tibetan Culture, a member of the Xizang Autonomous Region Calligraphers Association, and a personal director of the Tibetan Culture Development Promotion Association. He has also won many awards: 1993 first prize of the global Tibetan calligraphy competition, and the first prize of the first "Gama Boxiu Cup" on 20 13.
In 20 14, teacher Jiang Bai's calligraphy work "six-character mantra" was exhibited in China National Museum, which is the only Tibetan calligraphy work of Tibetan calligrapher exhibited in Guo Bo so far.
Chinese name: Jiangbai, Germany
Nationality: China.
Ethnic group: Tibetan
Place of birth: Aba, Sichuan Province
Date of birth: 1968
Occupation: Tibetan calligrapher
The main achievements: the collection of Tibetan calligraphy fonts in Tibet has successfully applied for Guinness World Records.
The National Museum of China exhibited the calligraphy work "Six-character Truth"
Masterpiece: six-character mantra
brief introduction
Gemang _ Jiangbai, China calligraphy inheritor of Potala Palace, founder of Tibetan calligraphy, professor of advanced Tibetan Culture Institute, member of Xizang Autonomous Region Calligraphers Association, personal director of Tibet Culture Development Promotion Association, the first person to try to write large-scale calligraphy with China calligraphy, the first prize winner of 1993 Global Tibetan Calligraphy Competition, and the first "Gamabo Show Cup" on 20/0/3. And from 2009 to 20 13, it took four years to compile the long scroll "Tibetan calligraphy font collection of past dynasties in Tibet", and successfully applied for Guinness World Records in 20 13.
all one's life
1988, without leaving a word, he quietly left his hometown with his bags and went to the long-awaited cultural holy city. In the following years, he has been wandering around to learn calligraphy from teachers, and this wandering and learning career lasted 18 years.
During his wandering days, he once lived on the streets and spent the night in an abandoned temple, and experienced many things that he had never experienced in his life, which also made him gain unique wealth in his life. Among them, the luckiest thing for him is that he was lucky enough to learn the most profound calligraphy art from some of the most famous Tibetan calligraphers, such as Rinpoche, Qi Mei Kampot, Wangdui Cairen, etc. In these studies, Jiang Bai always turned himself to zero, humbled himself, and learned from the most basic pen. All the masters gave everything.
In this way, he was lucky enough to learn the inheritance of more than ten calligraphy styles and gradually accumulated quite rich professional knowledge of Tibetan calligraphy. After eighteen years of experience, Jiang Bai has been thoroughly remoulded. After that, he followed the teacher's instructions and taught in an advanced Tibetan culture college for fifteen years, and trained hundreds of students to pass on the Tibetan calligraphy art he had learned.
During his fifteen-year teaching career, he has written a series of books, such as Light of Wisdom and True Biography of Famous Calligraphers, which have been unanimously affirmed by Tibetan calligraphers at home and abroad. And won the first prize of the global Tibetan calligraphy competition in 1993. In the same year, he creatively tried to write large-scale calligraphy with combination brush, becoming the first person in Tibetan calligraphy circle to write with combination brush.
From 2009 to 20 13, Mr. Jiang Bai spent four years tirelessly writing the Long Volume Collection of Tibetan Calligraphy Fonts in Past Dynasties in Tibet, and successfully applied for Guinness World Records in 20 13.
Introduction of works
The collection of Tibetan calligraphy and fonts in the past dynasties in Tibet includes all the Tibetan fonts that can be collected today, with a total of 177. The time has lasted for 4,000 years from the Paleolithic era when Tibetan characters appeared, such as Xiangxiong period, Wangtong period, and the spread of Buddhism before and after. These documents come from Mr. Jiang Bai's accumulation for many years and are also the crystallization of his painstaking efforts, which can be said to be a century-old work.
In 20 13, this calligraphy work won the first prize in the first "Gama Boxiu Cup" young and middle-aged Thangka painting exhibition, forum and calligraphy exhibition jointly organized by China Academy of Fine Arts, Sichuan Provincial Department of Culture, sichuan fine arts institute and Southwest University for Nationalities.
In 20 14, teacher Jiang Bai's calligraphy work "six-character mantra" was exhibited in China National Museum, which is the only Tibetan calligraphy work of Tibetan calligrapher exhibited in Guo Bo so far. This work is based on the six-character mantra of Tibetan letters, combined with Lhasa's reputation as a sunny city, which can be understood as the sun. The blooming of graphics, like full sunflowers, symbolizes the people's pursuit of light and passionate personality in snowy areas; The arc-shaped lines symbolize the beating of the drumstick, which is the sound that is about to ring the ancient legend of Tibetan civilization, and it seems to be a mysterious ram mask, which opens a thousand-year deep sleep with the sound of conch. Mysterious Tibet has danced a distant and splendid civilization.
Recent development
On August 2016 17, Mr. Jiang Bai held an art exhibition of Tibetan calligraphy in Lhasa, Tibet, the birthplace of Tibetan culture. The exhibition lasted nearly two months, with more than 0/00 pieces of works/kloc-,which is the largest, longest and most exhibited solo exhibition of Tibetan calligraphy in the world. This exhibition shows all the masterpieces of Mr. Jiang Bai in his 35-year calligraphy career. Let's meet the Tibet Museum, follow Mr. Jiang Bai's pen, mobilize our inspiration and imagination, and cross the barrier of time and space for a spiritual journey. This calligraphy exhibition is not for fame and fortune, but for more people to know and understand Tibetan culture and art. Life is only a few decades, and it is fate to meet. At that time, everyone is welcome to discuss and study together! After crowdfunding is successful, we will draw a predestined relationship from the participants and give a gift.