Commercial galleries can certainly enable artists to make big money.
However, whether this commercially driven creation affects the pure artistic quality in the works—well, that's open to interpretation.
"Old Sir, you're the great Bodhisattva beyond the mundane realm, but young people also need to eat, right?"
Old Yang felt he should say something to young Gu Weijing: "Professor Lin Tao and others all have their own contracted galleries. Signing with a Grand Gallery is a good thing, not a bad thing."
"Making money too early makes the heart restless, making it easy for the spirit to not focus on painting. How old is Gu Weijing, and he's already so eager to make money? 'The edge of the treasure sword emerges from grinding, the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from bitter cold'—a bit of hardship can cultivate an artist's courage and spirit."
The old man stubbornly pursed his lips and criticized.
Haha,
