Sumi-e for Events
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Features
Time
2 Hours
Technical Requirements
Table on which to place the different drawings created for the guests and to display more complex works.
Summary
An artist who creates different sumi-e drawings while the event lasts, placing the different drawings on the table so that guests can pick them up.
The drawings are made on A3 or A4 rice paper using tools faithful to the art of Sumi-e
The artist also displays a series of sumi-e works created by him or her.
Possibility of running a workshop for the guests
Possibility of the artist being dressed in a kimono and Japanese hairstyle.
What is Sumi-e?
Sumi-e or Suiboku (墨絵; also "水墨画;" 'suibokuga'?) is a monochrome ink drawing technique of the Japanese painting school. It was developed in China during the Tang dynasty (618 - 907) and established as a style during the Song dynasty (960 - 1279). It was introduced to Japan in the mid-14th century by Zen Buddhist monks and grew in popularity until its peak during the Muromachi period (1338 - 1573).
