[Crown Ink Rhythm | A replica of a treasure trove of Chinese and Western influences] This work captures the essence of Wu Gong's "symphony of dots, lines, and surfaces," seamlessly blending traditional brushwork with the essence of Western abstraction. Utilizing a unique technique reminiscent of the ancient Xuanjing Six-Nan Five-Lu technique, the vibrant ink flow resembles a musical movement, while the innovative composition alludes to the "formal refinement" of "A Thousand Miles of the Yangtze River." This imitation reaches the "Yixing Master Level" standard, demonstrating a contemporary artistic innovation beyond conventional ink painting. Beyond a mere pursuit of likeness, it represents a connoisseur's masterpiece that recreates the dialogue between Chinese and Western aesthetics, a rare and exceptional example of the Chinese style. Material: Rice paper Mounting size: 206x86 cm Painting core size: 135x66 cm
