Daniel M. Krause,sculptor from U.S. and sculpture tutor in the Guangdong Academy of Fine Arts, is the only one to observe a curious link between bronze sculptures and the Chinese people' s vigor and energy in the last 20–year Reform and Opening. His recent solo sculpture exhibition "China on the Move" at the Fei Gallery, have three themes. Set One The exhibition's response to the theme "China on the Move" in varied simplified bronze human-shape sculpture. All the works in this set represent the dynamic energy of the Chinese people over the last 20 years when China was facing a huge social reform. art workart workSet Two: The set borrows a soldier figure from Chinese Qin Dynasty and reassembles them again. Head, hand or leg is moved from the original places, reallocated to another part of the body. It alludes to different points of view on the history.art workSet Three: Buddhist sculpture is another important theme in Daniel's works. The bronze Buddhist with shape lines has set aside a part of its body like lung, heart or leg. But this kind of traditional Chinese sculpture is of affinity with western modern sculpture style – lines with western style at the back.art work