Posts Tagged ‘japanese ink’

 

  • Enso-Mandala-Womb

    Last weekend I was one of 25 participants in a calligraphy intensive day with Tirza Paytan-Sela. I was practicing the Enso; When you paint-draw an Enso, you do it from left up-words
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  • Taming the Ox and Avraham Ofek

    The year of the ox, 2010, was celebrated by a a weekend seminar with my calligraphy group near Caesarea beach. We learned the ancient Chinese story Taming the Ox. As we practiced the
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  • Enso – Mandala

    Enso and  Mandala are closely related in my mind. These are some visual examples how I grasp the two terms; I see them as a blue print of our consciousness. They  overlap, enrich,
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  • Leaf and idols

    I wrote: leaf, leaf leaf, leaf, leaf, leaf leaf, leaf,leaf, leaf leaf, leaf, leaf, leaf leaf, leaf, leaf, leaf, leaf, leaf, leaf, leaf, leaf, leaf, leaf leaf, leaf, leaf, leaf,
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  • Reading Writing

    I was eager to learn to read and write. I prepared myself an office; I collected into a show box, notes and papers I found around our home, and wrote
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  • The Phoenicians

    Since childhood, the Phoenicians filled my imagination. I admired their courage rowing in tilting wooden boats in starry nights- miraculously finding their way. They could read the stars as I
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