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黄俊清 | 新加坡人文艺术线上交流展特邀艺术家

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中新一脉，艺汇南洋。新加坡作为南洋重要的海外华人文化枢纽，更是中华艺术对外传播的重要窗口。先辈跨海南渡，携华夏文脉扎根于此，在多元的土地之上延续东方笔墨风骨，构筑起中新两地文化相通相连的精神纽带。

山海虽隔，艺术无界。本次新加坡人文艺术线上交流展，以云端作展厅，荟萃海内外优秀艺术家原创佳作。以艺为媒，架起跨地域的人文桥梁，让艺术冲破山海距离，实现两地审美互观、文脉共振。

以艺传情，以文聚力。本次线上交流展，依托全媒体传播赓续中华文脉，叙写同根同源的文化情谊，于笔墨品鉴间彰显东方气韵，共谱文化交融的时代新篇。

黄俊清：光与水的呼吸

黄俊清，水彩画家，厦门大学艺术学院教师，厦门市美术家协会理事，陕西省当代水彩粉画研究院理事、首批研究员。

三十余年创作生涯，他以水与色为呼吸。笔下的闽南红砖老厝、嘉庚建筑与榕荫校园，在一层层透明晕染中叠出光的温度与湿度——水分的流动里，见构图的严谨与色彩的克制。评论家彭文斌称其作品为「阳光下的呼吸」。

其代表系列《大学与太武》，以厦门大学校园与嘉庚建筑为核心题材，是他三十年水彩创作的精神主轴。他已举办个展二十场，参加群展二十余场；作品走进法国巴黎卢浮宫「温度：当代艺术展」（2023），并参展泰国曼谷中泰建交五十周年国际青年艺术家交流展（2025）等国际展览。画作获选《美术文献》刊物封面及《少年林巧稚》图书封面（联合绘图），为多家艺术机构收藏。

水彩轻于材质，而重于精神。黄俊清以这份轻，承载一片土地的记忆与温度。

Huang Junqing: Where Light Meets Water

Huang Junqing is a Chinese watercolorist, associate professor at the College of Arts, Xiamen University, council member of the Xiamen Artists Association, and council member and founding researcher of the Shaanxi Contemporary Watercolor & Pastel Research Institute.

Rooted in southern Fujian — its red-brick courtyards, Tan Kah Kee architecture and banyan-shaded campuses — his watercolors build light and warmth through translucent layers of wash, balancing fluid spontaneity with compositional discipline. The critic Peng Wenbin described his work as "breathing in sunlight."

Over three decades of practice, Huang has held twenty solo exhibitions and joined more than twenty group shows. His signature series,The University and Taiwu, centers on the campus and Kah Kee architecture of Xiamen University — the spiritual axis of his watercolor practice. His work has reached Europe most notably at the Louvre, Paris (Temperature: Contemporary Art Exhibition, 2023), alongside the Bangkok International Young Artists Exchange for the 50th Anniversary of China–Thailand Diplomatic Relations (2025). His paintings have appeared on the cover of the journalArt Literatureand on the cover ofYoung Lin Qiaozhi(co-illustrator), and are held in several institutional collections.

Watercolor is light in substance, weighty in spirit. Huang Junqing paints with that lightness — settling a land's memory onto a single sheet of paper.