Bui Van Tu, a construction engineer from Hanoi, with a deep passion for arts, has created impressive traditional sculpture with lighting effects. Recently, inspired by Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong’s legacy of “bamboo diplomacy”, the artisan has crafted a light sculpture, namely “Vietnamese bamboo,” in commemoration of the Party leader.
After three months of conceptualizing and nearly one month of crafting, the 1992-born artisan created a light sculpture titled “Vietnamese Bamboo”, to commemorate Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong.
He said he did a lot of research on the diplomatic philosophy. He read books written by the General Secretary, and reviewed his speeches, aimed to better understand about the narratives and philosophies related to the image of Vietnamese bamboo.
The sculpture was made from rosew🦹ood, a typical kind of wood in Vietnam’s mountainous regions, which are durable and resistant to weather chang🍎es.
Through this art work, the young artisan aims to express his gratitude to General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong.
Dedicated to the light sculpture ov🦄er the past decade, Bui Van Tu has crafted hundreds of pieces featur🐼ing the Vietnamese life, culture, people, and history.
He made debut a number of collections, such as “Lighting up the history,” which celebrates 14 Vietnamese national heroes, and the “Soldiers’ Footprints, Peace Aspirations,” honoring fall soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the national independence./.
