大金砖十国文化艺术领袖风云榜——秦彪

2024金砖国家峰会讨论加强多边主义，促进全球发展。金砖国家扩容后GDP比重超G7，吸引众多发展中国家申请加入。宣言强调合作、公正，推动多边主义发展，金砖国家成为新的全球发展变量。

The 2024 BRICS Summit discusses strengthening multilateralism and promoting global development. After the expansion of the BRICS countries, their GDP proportion exceeds that of the G7, attracting many developing countries to apply for membership. The declaration emphasizes cooperation, fairness, and promotes the development of multilateralism, making BRICS countries a new global development variable.

金砖国家之间的文化交流，目的就是促进民心相通、夯实民意基础，为金砖国家之间的经济交流和其他各方面的合作奠定人文基础。”积极开展人文领域的交流和合作，是金砖五国的共同愿望。目前编纂工作已全面展开，艺术名家的参与和协作是完成这一重大文化艺术工程的重要保证。

The purpose of cultural exchanges among BRICS countries is to promote people to people connectivity, consolidate the foundation of public opinion, and lay a humanistic foundation for economic exchanges and other forms of cooperation among BRICS countries Actively carrying out exchanges and cooperation in the field of humanities is the common aspiration of the BRICS countries. At present, the compilation work has been fully launched, and the participation and collaboration of art masters are important guarantees for completing this major cultural and artistic project.

 

秦彪，号兰石，1950年出生于河北省保定市。中国书法家协会会员，原承徳画院副院长，首都师范大学美术学院客座教授。秦彪自幼受著名书画家关阔先生教诲，研习书法篆刻，经关阔先生力荐，师从王逸如，孙竹，冯书楷等名师学艺。篆刻以秦玺汉印为基础，又广涉明清诸家，数十年治印逾万。逐步形成刀法沉稳，章法严谨，篆法多变的印风。尤精单刀边款，喜刻长跋，代表作有《避暑山庄七十二景印谱》，影视片名《百印》等。其书法取意石鼓、汉简及魏碑，融会贯通，化为己用。书法金石之余，亦钟情丹青，曾入中央美术学院国画系深造，专攻花鸟。三次应邀访问日本，举办书画篆刻展和艺术交流。

Qin Biao, also known as Lanshi, was born in Baoding City, Hebei Province in 1950. Member of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, former Vice President of Chengde Painting Academy, and visiting professor at the School of Fine Arts, Capital Normal University. Qin Biao was taught by the famous calligrapher and painter Mr. Guan Kuo since childhood, and studied calligraphy and seal carving. With the recommendation of Mr. Guan Kuo, he studied under famous teachers such as Wang Yiru, Sun Zhu, and Feng Shukai. Seal carving is based on the Qin, Xi, and Han seals, and has also been widely involved in various schools of the Ming and Qing dynasties, with over ten thousand seals being processed for decades. Gradually forming a stable swordsmanship, rigorous composition, and versatile seal script style. You Jing specializes in single blade side styles and enjoys carving long postscripts. His representative works include "72 Scenes of the Summer Resort" and the film title "Hundred Seals". His calligraphy takes inspiration from stone drums, Han bamboo slips, and Wei steles, integrating them seamlessly and using them for personal purposes. In addition to calligraphy and stone carving, he also has a passion for painting and has studied in the Chinese Painting Department of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, specializing in flowers and birds. Visited Japan three times upon invitation, held exhibitions of calligraphy, painting, seal carving, and art exchange.