Sharing with Dan Tri reporter, artist Xuan Hinh said he was very happy that his work, the Mother Goddess Museum, was loved by many people. He said, entering this project, everyone finds it interesting and not scary as many people mistakenly think.
| Xuan Hinh poses inside her Mother Goddess Museum (Photo: Facebook character). |
He said that recently, many visitors wanted to visit the Museum, but the project was not yet completed and there were still some modifications to the house, so only a few close friends came to visit and it was not yet open to the public. see.
Accordingly, Xuan Hinh’s Museum is located in Hien Ninh, Soc Son, a suburb of Hanoi. The male artist used 5 million ancient tiles and millions of ancient bricks purchased from 500 houses across the country to create the project.
The museum is located in the middle of a 50-year-old orchard, with original columns and gates, making the entire house very close to nature.
The museum’s design includes: A place to display artifacts, a gallery and many other functional rooms. The museum not only has unique architecture but also has a library to display and store books on singing, dong, quan ho, many ancient paintings, related to various types of folk art.
Xuan Hinh also trained a number of young people who love traditional culture to extend their love for the nation’s arts.
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| The male artist reserved a small corner to display the rickshaw – a prop in the play “Human Horse, Human Horse” – a work he performed with Thanh Thanh Hien (Photo: Character Facebook). |
Few people know that Xuan Hinh’s Mother Goddess Museum has a special corner: It is where he placed the cart – a prop in the play Horse Man, Human Horse – a work he performed with Thanh Thanh Hien.
Xuan Hinh said, with this role, he and artist Thanh Thanh Hien get closer to the audience. For many years this play has been requested by the audience to be re-performed. Thanks to the love of the audience, he has more funds to play. build a Museum.
Besides, a collection of ancient lime vases under an areca tree covered with betel vines is also a special corner that is rarely found anywhere else. According to Xuan Hinh, the collection aims to honor the beauty of Vietnamese betel and areca culture.
Recently, artists Quang Thang and Thanh Thanh Hien also visited Xuan Hinh’s Mother Goddess Museum. Here, artists have the opportunity to better understand the design ideas of their colleagues. Thanh Thanh Hien suddenly received Xuan Hinh’s request to sing the Hau Van Hue tune. The female artist happily sang in front of the Mother Goddess altar in her sweet Hue voice.
“We visited the project on the 8th of the last Lunar New Year and were very overwhelmed with Mr. Xuan Hinh’s project. He had not welcomed guests yet because he still completed some more items. But we went to visit the Mother Goddess Museum. I just feel more in love with Vietnam’s traditional culture,” Thanh Thanh Hien confided to Dan Tri reporter.
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| Xuan Hinh also reserved a corner of the Museum to place a collection of ancient lime vases (Photo: Character’s Facebook). |
Mother Goddess Museum of Xuan Hinh is considered a contemporary architectural work, honored by many architectural magazines around the world.
“I worked hard all my life to build this project to thank Mother Mary – the mother of all people. I want to thank her for having the “luck” of Mother Mary today. I love this place so I am very grateful. dedicated to building and taking care of the project,” he confided.