ChunYi Long radically deviates from traditional Chinese painting. Employing a freehand technique, characteristics of Impressionism and abstracting, Mr. Long makes use of absorption and diffusion properties of rice paper, allowing color to be integrated into the ink and the ink to be integrated into color, forming natural effects. Mr. Long’s unique method has both technical and conceptual elements of Eastern painting combined with bright colors of Western painting. His innovative artworks reflect beauty and allure.
My freehand artwork, watercolor painted on rice paper.
My freehand artwork, watercolor painted on rice paper.
My freehand artwork, watercolor painted on rice paper.
My freehand artwork, watercolor painted on rice paper.
My freehand artwork, watercolor painted on rice paper.
My freehand artwork, watercolor painted on rice paper.
My freehand artwork, watercolor painted on rice paper.
My freehand artwork, watercolor painted on rice paper.
My freehand artwork, watercolor painted on rice paper.
My freehand artwork, watercolor painted on rice paper.
My freehand artwork, watercolor painted on rice paper.
My freehand artwork, watercolor painted on rice paper.
“Hill Wild Land”
“Wild Land in Colors”
“White Flower Plant”
“Lakeside View”
“Creekside View”
“Frost and Snow”
