Yeachin Tsai - Wu (or Mu-Nothingness)

"Wu"- Nothingness (in Japanese it is Mu.) Originally done with red ink on gold paper.

Yeachin Tsai received her BFA from National Taiwan Normal University and her MFA from Brooklyn College of the City University of New York. From an early age, she studied calligraphy and ink painting with renowned masters. She is now known for her rhythmic forms and decisive brushstrokes, which reflect the discipline of Chinese calligraphy and evoke the boundless sense of time and space found in traditional Chinese painting and philosophy.

Now based in upstate New York, Yeachin has exhibited her work at notable venues including the Painting Center in Manhattan, the New York State Museum in Albany, and the Hyde Collection in Glens Falls, New York. Her original artworks and designs are held in private and corporate collections throughout North America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.

To learn more about this artist visit: https://www.yeachintsaifineart.com/

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See our About page for help with selecting the right size. All prints come with white border and printed on archival-quality, fine-art paper in the giclée printing method.