Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/10397/117182
Title: The Art and Science of Ancient Life: Return to Antiquity
Authors: Qu, Shenglin Scott
Issue Date: Feb-2026
Abstract: “Return to Antiquity” is Scott QU's tribute to ancient life, using charcoal powder to depict dinosaur skeletons with clarity and emotion. Living in Liaoning, China, Scott’s fascination with fossils grew through museum visits and field observations. Influenced by Zhao Chuang and Professor Yang Wei, he developed a style that balances scientific detail with artistic restraint. Scott faced challenges in technique and time management, experimenting with charcoal to achieve the right textures and dedicating weekly sessions to his craft. His painting was exhibited in Paris and collected by a French gallerist, earning praise and support from PolyU. The project taught Scott to communicate complex ideas visually, bridging cultures and inspiring respect for our natural heritage through art.
Keywords: Paleontology
Artistic Techniques
Visual Communication
Cross-Disciplinary Integration
Cross-Cultural Communication
Subjects: Dinosaurs in art
Paleontology
Charcoal drawing
Rights: All rights reserved
Appears in Collections:Outstanding Work by Students

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