How This Artist Beat Cameras with His Paintings

Leng Jun is a hyperrealistic painting master who has gained international acclaim for his stunning and lifelike portraits. Born in China in 1963, he began painting at a young age and graduated from Tsinghua University's Fine Arts Department in 1984.
Leng Jun has been known throughout his career for his incredible attention to detail and ability to capture the essence of his subjects through his paintings. His works frequently depict human faces, bodies, and everyday objects like bicycles, motorcycles, and vintage cameras, all rendered with such precision that they appear almost photographic.
Leng Jun's distinct style has earned him numerous honors and awards, including selection as one of the top ten artists at the 1987 International Art Exhibition in Beijing. He has also been featured in China, Europe, and the United States exhibitions.
In this video, we examine Leng Jun's artwork and discover what makes his paintings so unique. We will discuss his creative process, techniques, inspiration for his works, and his views on the relationship between art and reality.
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[@mostafa.hoseinimanesh]

Whole youtube needed a channel like this❤❤❤❤

[@MrSilva960]

in top , number one !

[@xricardo98]

Excellent video!! Thanks🙂

[@arnakanter9831]

Hello, can you tell me how long the portrait demonstration of the painting with the woman in the white/black sweater and red vest took in total from start to finish? It shows 1 hour and 19 minutes, and no where does it say it edits out parts of the painting process. If you know this information I would be grateful as it gives people the impression it took only that.

[@mbkumar5742]

😮😮😮

[@TonySwaby]

Never confuse skill with art :(

[@christophercox936]

Yea what is the point when you can just take a photo?

[@mysticotton]

It's the value and skill and the way the human eye can get it better

[@PonchoPilatus]

Just when I thought I had seen all.