2025年4?4日下午三點，在位于紐約布魯克林肯特街127號，歷史悠久的Churchof the Ascension里辦了由E?etto Arte基金會組織的“國際獎—紐約新大師”頒獎典禮。此次活動聚集了來自20多個國家的60多位藝術家、評論家和收藏家，慶祝當代視覺藝術的卓越和創新。

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今年的獲獎者包括王馨曼博士，她是一位國際生態藝術家和藝術教育家，她因探索藝術、自然和文化記憶之間關系的跨學科作品而獲得認可。王馨曼是今年唯一一位獲得該獎項的中國藝術家。

此次王馨曼的參展代表性作品《生命與共存-治愈從愛開始》,《生命與共存系列-雪豹：穿越時空與科學的凝視》，該創作于2025年初，凝視-深刻警惕和內省的時刻。這種與觀眾的直接互動形成反思人類與自然世界之間的脆弱共存。背景上刻有量子力學公式，與東巴文的并存，東巴文是一種古老的象形文字，仍在中國的云南地區流傳和使用。科學符號和精神象征主義之間的這種相互作用構建了經驗與神秘，現代性和古代性，人類的智力和自然的持久智慧之間的視覺對話。作品中的對比元素（量子力學公示，古老的文本，以及原始的，無污染的雪地勢力的存在-對人類的現象越來越多地跨越人類的關系。科學技術方面的進步是否促進了與自然世界的更和諧共存，還是加劇了像雪豹這樣的瀕危物種所面臨的威脅？通過嵌入這些視覺和概念緊張局勢，王馨曼博士的工作超越了代表性。這成為一個緊迫的行動呼吁，迫使觀眾參與野生動植物保護問題和全球危機的不斷升級 氣候變化。通過生命與共存系列作品，王博士合并藝術，人類學和環境宣傳，敦促觀眾不僅欣賞這種難以捉摸的物種的美麗，而且還考慮了它們在塑造地球生態未來的作用。王博士不僅是生態藝術家，同時也擔任UNESCO-IMAJ國際項目“自然與藝術-保護生物多樣性全球藝術大賽”的執行總監，并領導了多項國際藝術活動，旨在通過創造性表達提高人們對環境問題和保護生物多樣性的思考。

《生命與共存系列-雪豹：穿越時空與科學的凝視》綜合材料50*50CM2025

包括王馨曼博士的作品在內的獲獎作品也在4?4??7日的”紐約2025 ARTEXPO“上展出，E?etto Arte基金會為數千名參觀者提供了接觸來自世界各地的當代視覺藝術的機會。

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Sophia Xinman Wang Wins the"New Great

Masters inNew York"InternationalArt Award

On April 4, 2025, at 3:00PM, the “InternationalPrize – TheNew GreatMastersinNew York”,

organizedby theE?etto ArteFoundation, was held at the historic Churchofthe Ascensionat

127Kent StreetinBrooklyn,New York. The eventbrought togethermore than 60 artists, critics,and collectors from over 20 countries to celebrate excellenceandinnovationincontemporary visualart.

Among this year's honorees wasDr. Sophia Xinman Wang, aninternationallyrecognized eco-artist and art educator, celebrated for herinterdisciplinary workexploringtheconnections

between art,nature, and culturalmemory.Dr. Wang was the onlyChinese artisttoreceivethisprestigious award.

Her featured work, titled “Life and Coexistence Series -Healingbeginnings withlove”,and

"Life and Coexistence Series – SnowLeopard: A Gaze Through Time, Space,andScience",

was createdin early 2025. The snowleopard’s gaze capturesamomentofdeep vigilanceandintrospection,inviting direct engagement and compelling viewers to re?ecton thefragile

balancebetween humanity and the natural world.Behind theimage, quantumphysicsformulasareinscribed alongsideDongba script— an ancientpictograph writing system stillusedinDr. Wang’shome region of Yunnan,China.

This thoughtfulinterplaybetween scienti?c notation and spiritual symbolism createsalayeredvisual dialogue—betweenmodernity and antiquity,intellect andinstinct, empiricalinquiry andcultural heritage.Elements such as ?eeting scienti?c symbols, timelessindigenous texts,and pristine snow-cappedlandscapes converge topose a central question:Do scienti?cadvancespromote harmony with nature, or do theydeepen thethreatsfacedbyendangeredspecieslikethe snowleopard?

By embedding these visual and conceptual tensions,Dr. Wang’s work transcends

representation.Itbecomes acall to action—promptingurgent re?ection onwildlife

conservation and climate change. Through her *SnowLeopard* series,sheblendsart,

anthropology, and environmental advocacy, urging audiences toappreciatenotonly thebeautyof this elusive species,but also their own roleinshapingthefutureofourplanet.Dr.Wangis

not only an ecological artist,but also servesas theExecutiveDirectorof theUNESCO-IMAJ

internationalproject"Nature and Art-Conservation ofBiodiversity Global Art Competition" and

hasled anumber ofinternational art activities aimed atimprovingpeople'sre?ectiononenvironmentalissues and the conservation of biodiversity through creativeexpression.

The award-winning works,includingDr. Wang’s, were also exhibited at ARTEXPONew York2025, held from April 4 to 7. Organizedby theE?etto ArteFoundation, theexhibitiono?eredthousands of visitors the opportunity to experience contemporary art fromacross theglobe.