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The Horseweed Grows In The Hemp Field Print

Tai Tam

Hong Kong

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About The Artwork

This is a watercolor and ink artwork on collaging rice paper inspired by the poetry 「 蓬生麻中,不扶而直 ;白沙在涅 ,與之俱黑。 」- 荀子 Translation from Chinese to English : " The horseweed grows in the hemp field and can stand upright without support; when the white sand is mixed into the black soil, it will become as black as the soil " by Xunzi

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Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:9 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:14.25 W x 17.25 H x 1.2 D in

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I'm a Self-Taught Artist from Hong Kong. I blend Chinese calligraphy with painting and mindfulness to express my emotions to release anger and negativity to feel alive and free I study ancient Chinese poetry and explore ancestoral culture To break The rules. 我將中國書法與繪畫和正念融為一體 表達我的情緒 釋放憤怒和消極 感覺活著和自由 我研究中國古詩詞 探索祖先文化 打破 規則。

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