mineral and vegetable pigments.
Support: Artistic cardboard (310gr)
Measurements: 88x64

Painting style Southern school of Chinese painting, also known as "painting without bones" (painting without contours). This refers to the spontaneous nature of the stroke, in contrast with the Northern School employing flat contour and color. Paintings of the Northern School are more detailed and often more drawn than painted, while the traditions of the South School derive from the literati, scholars and their works of calligraphy. In China, calligraphy is considered an art form; And in the Mandarin language, there is no word for "paint" as such.
For the emergence of the images have to be with the mind in silence without attachment, this allows spontaneity is an element of each painting, allowing the paint to happen. In the best circumstances, each brush stroke becomes a painting with a freshness and life. What it seems haphazard or chance, is actually a reflection of years of skills honed in measuring, layout, mixing pigments; search and find that respond to the inner sense of how colors, light and darkness, resolve conflicts to achieve harmonization -The beauty-; paying attention to detail.
My original conception of the work would not be resolved without the observer gets to engage in dialogue, a conversation with his impressions, questions and thoughts about what you are viewing.
The work is delivered unframed and shipped in tube with transport cover and 1000mm diameter 100mm