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The Lukou District of Zhuzhou, Hunan Province, is where Cai Gao once worked and dedicated herself to her career. The time she spent in this rural setting remains a cherished and heartfelt memory. Today, this deep affection for her homeland has taken on the form of a mother-daughter art exhibition titled Running Toward Happiness at the Wangjiazhou Rural Art Museum in Hunan.
This exhibition features the series Flowers and Children, with its innocent and carefree charm, and Tiger-Head Hats, brimming with childlike whimsy, alongside the works from The Story of Birth and Grandma's Magic with Scraps of Cloth series. These two illustrators of children's books carry on a shared artistic legacy, vividly interpreting the simple authenticity of life and the profound heritage of traditional culture using their brushes to depict the essence of happiness.
The Lukou District of Zhuzhou, Hunan Province, is where Cai Gao once worked and dedicated herself to her career. The time she spent in this rural setting remains a cherished and heartfelt memory. Today, this deep affection for her homeland has taken on the form of a mother-daughter art exhibition titled Running Toward Happiness at the Wangjiazhou Rural Art Museum in Hunan.
This exhibition features the series Flowers and Children, with its innocent and carefree charm, and Tiger-Head Hats, brimming with childlike whimsy, alongside the works from The Story of Birth and Grandma's Magic with Scraps of Cloth series. These two illustrators of children's books carry on a shared artistic legacy, vividly interpreting the simple authenticity of life and the profound heritage of traditional culture using their brushes to depict the essence of happiness.