“No Beginning No End” – Our energy is in fact constantly in motions, like the movement of water. All things are constantly changing and moving. We are already different from yesterday; and we are indeed different from moment to moment, in a subtle way.Acrylic on paper. 9 x 11 in.
Author: yeachintsaifineart
Nondual and Infinite Circle
Non-duality, “points to the idea that the universe and all its multiplicity are ultimately expressions or appearances of one essential reality.” The oneness of black and white, dark and light. They are not separated. This is the profundity of truth. We can rejoice from our tears. Embrace them all! Abstract Painting Contemporary Zen Circle Series. … Read More
The Story of Time
The story of time and the beginning of time. If there is one. Acrylic on gessoed ground canvas with light blue wash. Ready to hang. Purchase this piece on Saatchi Zen Garden
Scarlet Seven Fine Art Gallery Inaugural Show
Scarlet Seven Fine Art Gallery opening group show in downtown Troy, New York. Reception 5/26, Friday 6 PM. Painters: David Austin, Jon Gernon, John Hampshire, Willie Marlowe, Jillian Platt, D. Jack Solomon, Yeachin Tsai, Stephen Tyson, Jeff Wigman Sculptors: Julie Branch, Susan Spencer Crowe Ceramic artist: Randi Kish You are cordially invited! Scarlet Seven Gallery website: www.scarletsevengallery.com … Read More
Foundations of Traditional Chinese Calligraphy
Foundations of Traditional Chinese Calligraphy – A Demonstration and Workshop @Union College, Friday 10:30 Am, April 28th, 2017 with Yeachin Tsai In this demonstration and workshop, artist Yeachin Tsai will introduce: – The history and origin of traditional Chinese calligraphy. – The Four Treasures of a Gentleman’s Study: An introduction to materials and tools. – Holding the brush, caring for … Read More
Modern Two Pears
Two pears with modern design. A traditional Chinese still life motif with a modern flavor. Acrylic on canvas, mounted on wood panel. Ready to hang. Keywords: pears, shapes, still life, Modern Chinese painting, design, fruits, minimal, minimalism Purchase this piece on Saatchi Limited Zen Garden
Dancing in the Space and Time with Brush Marks
Dancing in the Space and Time with Brush Marks @Saint Rose with Yeachin Tsai at the Massry Center for the Arts, the College of Saint Rose 3/23/2017, 6:40-8:00 pm The College of Saint Rose, 1002 Madison Avenue, Albany, NY An evening of Sumi ink and brush strokes – an introduction to Traditional Chinese Calligraphy and Brush Painting by Yeachin Tsai. Mrs. … Read More
Only Don’t Know
Chinese calligraphy: “Only Don’t Know” in semi-cursive style. Original work. Unframed. Sumi ink on textured Chinese rice paper. 14″ by 17″. Signed with the seal of the artist: “The heart of Buddha.” The calligraphy itself is mounted on another piece of acid-free paper, so the surface is totally flattened. Ready to be put into any … Read More
Women = Goodness; Wonderfulness; Fineness
Mark today. Yes, this Chinese character, 好 (Hǎo), literally means “Women = Goodness; Wonderfulness; Fineness.” That’s us. We are beautiful and strong.Original Chinese calligraphy, sumi ink on rice paper. 13″x14″.
Interlock
Sign and symbol: “Interlock.” The interconnectedness of all things. Acrylic on rice paper, mounted on canvas. Ready to hang. Eckhart Tolle: “The interconnectedness of all things: Buddhists have always known it, and physicists now confirm it. Nothing that happens is an isolated event. The more we label something, the more we isolate it. The wholeness … Read More