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Bilingual


Language began as a way for humans to survive together. As groups spread out, their words changed, and language came to both unite and divide. This series creates a shared visual language, blending calligraphy with typographic form, reshaping the strokes of a Chinese character into its English meaning.

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Youth (春)

Sea (海)


Home (家)

Path (道)

Love (爱)

Soy (豆)

Try (试)


Try (试)


Art (文化)


Kind (善)

Life (寿)

Zen (禅)


Flow (流)


Tea (茶)


Rice (饭)


Happy (喜)

ARTWORK DETAILS

Calligraphy ink on archival paper.
Float-mounted and framed in teak
Edition of 3. Available online here.


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