Lam Wufui   

Male, born in 1945, is a native of Jieyang, Guangdong province. He graduated from the Universal Fine Arts Academy, where he furthered his studies in animal anatomy, drawing, graphic and commercial design. He was a graphic designer, an illustrator, and became a full-time artist and an instructor on 1978. He studied the Lingnan School of contemporary flora and fauna painting under Zhao Shao’ang and studied landscape painting under Leung Baiyu. His works are a refreshing fusion of western and eastern artistic techniques. The variety of subjects in his paintings are each marked by special traits. His fish is natural and realistic; his flowers are marked by fresh ink tones and rich colors, making them splendid and fascinating; his animals are vividly portrayed, accurate in form and lifelike in spirit; his birds are refined and delicate, endowed with various kinds of postures. Having apprehended the principle of creation and growth, he succeeds in capturing the form of various kinds of objects; His best works’ theme is cranes and egrets. The beautiful ways of the cranes dancing and flying in his painting are elegant, filled with sublimity and freedom.

 

He has held solo exhibitions in Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia, Japan, Korea, England, Germany, Australia, and the United States. His paintings have been accepted in over fifty joint watercolor exhibitions throughout the United States. Major public and private collectors have collected some of his paintings.