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Ukiyo-The Floating World
Derived from the Buddhist metaphor for the
impermanence of life and the world of fleeting
pleasures. What originally signified a sadness
of the impermanence of our own short and
troublesome lives (captured in the homonym
"ukiyo" meaning sorrowful world)
changed and became seeking momentary pleasure
in the delights of the material world.
The study of insects seems to suggest the transitory nature of the floating world.
Please scroll down to see all the drawings on this page.
Ukiyo-The Floating World
Derived from the Buddhist metaphor for the
impermanence of life and the world of fleeting
pleasures. What originally signified a sadness
of the impermanence of our own short and
troublesome lives (captured in the homonym
"ukiyo" meaning sorrowful world)
changed and became seeking momentary pleasure
in the delights of the material world.
The study of insects seems to suggest the transitory nature of the floating world.
Please scroll down to see all the drawings on this page.
Corbeau/Crow
Ink and graphite.
Paper: Hahnemühle 300gsm
Size of drawing: 39.05cm x 29.07cm
Paper size: 52.05cm x 32.05cm
Floating World 1. & 2.
See Judy Walsh's painting and prints of the same name.
2.
See Judy Walsh's painting and prints of the same name.
Vacuum.
Triptych.
Life Drawing
Life Drawing
Life Drawing
Life Drawing
Strata
Dolman entrance
Life Drawing