Triumph Gallery is pleased to announce the group exhibition Far and Near, Hearts in Consonance: The Worldview in Painting, on view from May 9 to June 9, 2026. The exhibition brings together works by eight artists—Ding Liren, Yuan Yunsheng, Wu Weijia, Liang Ying, Ji Dachun, Lou Shenyi, Wang Yabin, and Wang Yaqiang—curated by Wang Jiang.Centered on the theme of "Far and Near, Hearts in Consonance," the exhibition explores a distinctive path in contemporary Chinese painting that integrates Eastern and Western traditions. The curator emphasizes the "Worldview" embodied in this trajectory—not as an imitation or compromise of any international paradigm, but as an artistic sensibility rooted in indigenous Eastern aesthetics while embracing universal approaches. Within the lineage presented, Yuan Yunsheng and Ding Liren serve as crucial reference points: the former specifically negotiates the relationship between the national and the global, bridging ancient and modern, Chinese and Western; the latter's art originates from the authenticity of folk traditions and individual expression. Their reflections establish the fundamental conceptual framework for the coordinates of this worldview.In an era saturated with images and excess concepts, "Far and Near, Hearts in Consonance" offers a practice that is neither Westernized nor nostalgically retrograde. The creations of Ding Liren, Yuan Yunsheng, Wu Weijia, Liang Ying, Ji Dachun, Lou Shenyi, Wang Yabin, and Wang Yaqiang traverse between ancient and modern, East and West, imbuing the language of modern art with a kinetic energy that transcends temporal and spatial distances as well as cultural differences. Painting thus becomes a site where the self encounters the world. Moreover, the worldview in painting reveals new possibilities for the subject to find grounding and purpose in a post-globalized context.