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// Leng Bing-Chuan’s Whispering (2015) is a lithograph that captures an evocative and intimate scene through intricate contrasts of black and white. The artwork presents a delicate silhouette of a woman, her face softly turned down, surrounded by an abundance of finely detailed foliage and blossoms. The monochromatic palette enhances the texture and depth, allowing the floral elements to emerge vividly against the dark background while maintaining an overall sense of calm and introspection. The woman’s serene presence, coupled with the natural surroundings, suggests themes of solitude, reflection, and quiet beauty. This limited edition print draws the viewer into a tranquil world, emphasizing the harmonious relationship between human and nature.
Whispering , 2015
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// Leng Bing-Chuan’s Whispering (2015) is a lithograph that captures an evocative and intimate scene through intricate contrasts of black and white. The artwork presents a delicate silhouette of a woman, her face softly turned down, surrounded by an abundance of finely detailed foliage and blossoms. The monochromatic palette enhances the texture and depth, allowing the floral elements to emerge vividly against the dark background while maintaining an overall sense of calm and introspection. The woman’s serene presence, coupled with the natural surroundings, suggests themes of solitude, reflection, and quiet beauty. This limited edition print draws the viewer into a tranquil world, emphasizing the harmonious relationship between human and nature.
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