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The amazing job of nature’s creation exists even on the tiniest fungi growing in a forbidden corner of human infrastructure. And wherever there is creation on earth, water is present. I want to address the perfection and the harmony of creation in relation with water in my work, and instead of imitating it Continue reading Private: New Watercolor by Joseph Chiang – Living and Non-living The process I am working with right now is adopted from my last work, The Living and Non-Living – a work being exhibited at the senior show which I have no chance to attend and witness due to moving.The process is simple, I lay the paper in a water tank and let water took Continue reading Joseph Chiang: New watercolor series after moving to New York… This is a note I did at the beginning of my last quater at SCAD; at that time I was searching for an innovative way to do watercolor. I focused a lot on tring to figure out a different format of presenting watercolor, since watercolor alomost always needs frames and mat to be presented. I Continue reading artists strive to find an innovative way of painting watercolor, often get caught up on Skill. What if the internet and the cyberspace became the majority part of our experience and eventually took over the analogue aspect of our life? Then by showing the screen shots, people can literally experience the real life of one another…. _____________________________________________ The featured flash animation is a project I did last year September (from 22nd to 30th Continue reading One Week of My Life The Highest goodness is like the virtue of water; it benefits all beings yet do not scramble, and it stays at the lowest where all others disdain. Hence it is close to Tao. –Tao Teh Chin. _______________________________________________ Chinese philosophy has a lot of influences on my art works; it makes me want to portray the nature and Continue reading The Highest Goodness is Like the Virtue of Water |
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