Bui Van Tu, creative director of Group 1102’s exhibition centre, has pursued a new art form which utilizes both light and sculpture (Photo: VNA)
Bui Van Tu, creative director of Group 1102’s exhibition centre, has pursued a new art form which utilizes both light and sculpture (Photo: VNA)
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First step in producing a spiritual artwork (Photo: VNA)
First step in producing a spiritual artwork (Photo: VNA)
It takes Tu a few months to finish a sculpture (Photo: VNA)
It takes Tu a few months to finish a sculpture (Photo: VNA)
Finished work must be aesthetic and tell a story (Photo: VNA)
Finished work must be aesthetic and tell a story (Photo: VNA)
Tu uses different materials, notably wood, to make sculpture (Photo: VNA)
Tu uses different materials, notably wood, to make sculpture (Photo: VNA)
According to Tu, a wooden work is very complicated as a single mistake can ruin the whole work (Photo: VNA)
According to Tu, a wooden work is very complicated as a single mistake can ruin the whole work (Photo: VNA)
The art form requires artists to have a good visual ability and creativity to breathe life into wooden logs (Photo: VNA)
The art form requires artists to have a good visual ability and creativity to breathe life into wooden logs (Photo: VNA)
Image of General Vo Nguyen Giap through the art form (Photo: VNA)
Image of General Vo Nguyen Giap through the art form (Photo: VNA)
Image of President Ho Chi Minh is among Tu’s favourite artwork (Photo: VNA)
Image of President Ho Chi Minh is among Tu’s favourite artwork (Photo: VNA)
Spiritual artwork by Bui Van Tu (Photo: VNA)
Spiritual artwork by Bui Van Tu (Photo: VNA)
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Light and sculpture make special artwork

Originally an architect, Bui Van Tu, with his endless love for art and creation, has pursued a new art form which utilizes both light and sculpture.