

蔺高管字云平,别号:西窗居士。中国美术家协会会员。新加坡美术总会名誉主席。流动水墨画创始人。
1940年生;1960年美院附中毕业;1963年毕业于北京艺术学院美术系国画专业;师从高冠华、白雪石…… 在校期间就常常去故宫临摹、研究历代名画,力求能从全局上认识中国画。毕业后又师从王雪涛先生学习花鸟画多年,对王派小写意画法有一个全面的认识与理解。
在个人的长期艺术实践中,潜心研究中国画的基础理论,个人专著有:1995年著《花鸟画章法入门》(此书1995年由人民美术出版社出版)2012年著《西窗画要十说》(此书2012年由中国書畫出版社出版)。2016年著《蔺高管流动水墨画选集(花鳥系列)》。(天津人民美朮出版社出版)2017年著《蔺高管流动水墨画选集(黄山系列)》。(天津人民美朮出版社出版)同时经过二十多年的摸索、试验、独创出一种“流动渲染”的渲染方法,这种方法改变了传统渲染方法的工艺流程。传统渲染方法——是先调和好水与墨,然后作画。而流动渲染——是让水与墨在运动中调和。在流动渲染的基础上,蔺高管创新出一种新的画法——“流动水墨画”。“流动水墨画”有一个独特的唯一性:它既不能临摹也无法手工复制。“流动水墨画” 为传统水墨画的发展注入了新的内容,在中国水墨画的创新道路中迈出了勇于尝试的一步。
Lin Guangan, courtesy name Yunping, art?name Xichang Jushi (Studio?Dweller by the West Window) Member of the China Artists Association Honorary Chairman of the Singapore Federation of Art Societies Founder of Flowing Ink?Wash Painting Born in 1940. Graduated from the Affiliated High School of the Academy of Fine Arts in 1960. In 1963, he completed his studies in Traditional Chinese Painting at the Fine Arts Department of Beijing College of the Arts, under the tutelage of Gao Guanhua, Bai Xueshi and other masters. During his school years, he frequently visited the Palace Museum to copy and study famous paintings of successive dynasties, striving to gain a holistic understanding of Chinese painting. After graduation, he studied flower?and?bird painting under Wang Xuetao for many years, acquiring a comprehensive insight into the free?style painting techniques of the Wang school. Throughout decades of artistic practice, he has devoted himself to researching the fundamental theories of Chinese painting His published monographs include:Introduction to Composition in Flower?and?Bird Painting, People’s Fine Arts Publishing House, 1995 Ten Principles of Painting from the West Window, Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Press, 2012 Selected Flowing Ink?Wash Paintings by Lin Guangan (Flower?and?Bird Series), Tianjin People’s Fine Arts Publishing House, 2016 Selected Flowing Ink?Wash Paintings by Lin Guangan (Huangshan Series), Tianjin People’s Fine Arts Publishing House, 2017 After more than twenty years of exploration and experimentation, he pioneered a rendering technique known as “flow?based blending”, which reshapes the workflow of traditional ink?wash rendering.
The traditional method mixes water and ink before painting. By contrast, flow?based blending allows water and ink to intermingle while in motion.
Building on this technique, Lin Guangan created an original painting style: Flowing Ink?Wash Painting.
This art form bears a unique trait of exclusivity: it can neither be copied by imitation nor duplicated manually.
Flowing Ink?Wash Painting brings new dimensions to the evolution of traditional ink?wash art, marking a bold exploratory step in the innovation of Chinese ink painting.
















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