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HCM CITY – A canvas painting using coal and rice to depict the story of Việt Nam’s natural resources has been awarded the UOB Painting of the Year (UOB POY) – the highest award in the national art competition.The artwork, titled Dòng Chảy – Flow has earned its creator, artist Nguyễn Việt Cường, the top prize in the Established Artist Category. Alongside the cash reward of VNĐ500 million (US$20,000), Cường will compete with winning artists from Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand for the 2024 UOB Southeast Asian POY award, which will be announced next month at an awards ceremony in Singapore.For Dòng Chảy – Flowwin city casino, Cường meticulously processed, cleaned and crushed coal into gravel before sifting and sprinkling it over the canvas surface. The rice was ground into flour, mixed with adhesive and funnelled to form flowing shapes cascading over the black coal. The resulting contemporary ink wash landscape forms a poetic dialogue between black and white, evoking the ethereal beauty of stalactites in Việt Nam’s natural caves.According to the artist, Quảng Ninh coal represents the industrial minerals of the Red River Delta in the North, while rice symbolises the agricultural products of the Mekong Delta in the South.“This artwork reflects my personal perspective as a son of rural southern Việt Nam, having witnessed the rhythms of industrial and agricultural life. Unlike traditional ink wash paintings on paper or silk, which are light and delicate, my work harnesses the physical weight of rice and coal to convey the depth of the concept.“I hope my work inspires viewers to reflect on the profound impact of wet-rice agriculture and heavy industries on the natural environment and cultural traditions,” he said.Commenting on the winning piece, artist and chief judge for the second UOB POY in Việt Nam Đặng Xuân Hòa said that it is truly unique in its choice of materials and mode of expression.“It introduces a fresh approach to contemporary art while preserving the essence of painting. The two materials, black coal and white rice, are natural elements that embody the vitality, spirit and soul of the Vietnamese people. The artist presents a deeply emotional and ……