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People tend to remember exactly where they were or what they were doing during life-changing moments. My story with Chinese calligraphy started on a dull and unmemorable Saturday morning when I walked into an old friend and art teacher.
My story is about coincidences, a one in a million chance and unimaginable luck to meet a 92-year-old Master who was keen to teach.
Or is it? Is there such a thing as a real coincidence?
•Inspired by He Shaoji (1799-1873): “writing trees” (left; HKD 25,000)
•“Traveling back 3000 years”, Inspired by Seal Script (right; HKD 45,000)
“It is easy to paint ghosts and devils. The most difficult are dogs, horses and other things. Why? Because people are familiar with dogs and horses, but no one has ever seen a ghost or devil”
(Han Fei, 280-233BC)
•A Poem by Mi Fu (1051-1107): “collecting pebbles” (left; HKD 45,000)
•Shan Shui ink painting: “clouds” (Right; Narrow, HKD 25,000)
•Inspired by Jin Nong (Qing dynasty: “the stone farmer’s work I&II” (per piece, HKD 20,000)
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