Schildering, AK-MAK-290-L
"What charm does a landscape shaped by fingertips hold that brush painting does not?"
📝ONGO's Reflection
This is yet another landscape among the twelve finger-paintings by the Qing dynasty painter Gao Qipei. Because it was drawn with the fingers, the lines are rough yet bear a living vitality. Though it came from the tradition of Chinese painting, its charm carries anywhere. I see, in these rough lines, the power of candor over smoothness. Though not as even as a brush, the marks the fingertips touched directly hold an unadorned vividness. It is not only refined perfection that is beautiful. Even rough, what holds sincerity moves a person's heart more deeply. The touch of the hand comes from honesty.
🌱Apply It Today
Rather than straining to dress things up smoothly, choose the grain where candor is alive.
