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This influences found in traditional Chinese art, calligraphy, and sculpture, where artists strive to capture the essence of nature and the human experience. The philosophy of yin and yang, the concept of qi, and the idea of the interconnectedness of all things are all reflected in the artistic expressions of Chinese culture. Rosalind explores deeper into the artistic realm…
Traditional prints from East Asia were characterized by intricate designs, rich colors, and a sense of peacefulness that resonated with viewers. This period marked a fusion of traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, resulting in timeless works of art that continue to captivate audiences around the world. Rosalind, our East Asia Correspondent discusses…
It’s an art that encapsulates emotion through freedom of expression through subjective emotion, taps into our innate spirituality. Should we stay between the lines? Rosalind, East Asia Correspondent and arts expert discusses…
Exploring the ideology of Eastern Art, through landscapes navigating nature in it’s vastness through artistic expression; it is full and yet empty. Rosalind explores this chaos further and attempts to fill the void…
Simplicity has form, where art meets energy and emotion we access the spiritual. There is more to this basic tenet of art than meets the eye. Rosalind Wang shows us some of her drawings as she explores the world of lines in art…
The human obsession with capturing the moment is not just something that has arrived with modern tech; the collation of not just images, but thoughts and emotions is perpetual. Rosalind explores this concept through art.
The ancient art of Chinese Brush painting is about capturing the essence and spirit of a subject, elements drawn not just from nature, but human nature too.
Rosalind Wang, East Asian Correspondent for Houghton & Mackay explores this through her own experience…
