Sumi-e, the art of mindfulness
Sumi-e
Eine Philosophie in Schwarz-Weiss nach alten Tradition
Sumi-e heisst „Zeichnung mit der schwarzen Tusche auf Papier“ und kommt ursprünglich aus China. Diese Technik arbeitet mit modesten Mitteln und will mehr andeuten als aussprechen.
Die Sumi-e Malerei verlangt viel Selbstkontrolle und gleichzeitig eine Natürlichkeit und Spontanität. Es ist eine Kunst der Meditation und innerer Verarbeitung. Der Weg nach einem Ziel ist viel wichtiger, als das Ziel selbst. Es ist eine Suche nach innerer Harmonie.
Sumie - Philosophy in black and white according
to the ancient tradition
Sumi-e means "drawing with black ink on paper" and it comes originally from China. This technique uses modest means and tries more to suggest as to clearly express a specific meaning.
The Sumi-e painting requires a strong self-control and, at the same time, a lot of naturalness and spontaneity. It is an art of meditation and internal development. In fact, the path for a goal is much more important than the goal itself. It is a continuous quest for inner harmony.
14 - 26 November 2016
"The Beauty of Transience"
The Fitzrovia Gallery, London, UK
http://www.uk.emb-japan.go.jp/japanuk150/events/art/BeautyofTransience.html
http://fitzroviagallery.co.uk/
individual exhibition
The Power of Emptiness
May - August 2016
Stillpoint Spaces
Zurich, Switzerland
open on appointment
October - December 2015
Sztuka jednej chwili
(The Art of one unique moment")
Fanaberia Gallery, Szczecin, Poland
Jun - Aug 2015
„Mono no aware. The beauty of transience“
individual exhibition
Café Black, Zürich, Switzerland
April - May 2015
„Mono no aware. The beauty of transience“,
individual exhibition
Gemeinschaftszentrum Roos, Regensdorf, Switzerland
Gemeinschaftszentrum Roos, Regensdorf, Switzerland
Apr - Jun 2013
"Geisha. The essence of beauty "
individual multimedia-photo exhibition
" Manggha "Museum of Japanese Technique and Art",
Krakow, Poland
www.manggha.pl
May 2013 - National Night of Museums
Public performace of historical Geisha-Make-up
" Manggha "Museum of Japanese Technique and Art",
Krakow, Poland
www.manggha.pl
July - Dec 2011
"Now and here. Stories about Japan"
Individual exhibition of Japanese art and photos
Regional Museum of Klodzko, Poland
These photos have been made at the atelier of Master Tohun Kobayashi in Tokyo, Japan:
TTokyo, March-April 2016
Tokyo, November 2015
Tokyo, March-April 2015
Margot Olejniczak, Atelier Margot, CH-8158 Regensberg, (+41) 78 907 36 88, margoto@bluewin.ch