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Tuy Nga's art is mostly done on paper, either on transparent rice paper that comes from the Mekong Delta countries, or on other types of supports. Lines, loops, and circles intersect with one another on the empty space. The drawings reflects inspiration from the moment. |
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| Taoisim is a major influence for this self-taught artist. She uses art as a means to display the non-manifested in the manifested, in the search for spiritual unity that permeates everything in life... Through the various pieces, let your imagination sail towards infinite spaces, where the eternal dance of conscienssness reveals itself through the dynamic exchange of impulses and intelligence between the human body, the universal body, and the cosmic spirit. Her drawings are made in one stroke, one continuous line, traced without lifting the pen off the paper, the ending point seamlessly joining the starting point. The resulting sketch has no beginning and no end. Tuy Nga is a Vietnamese-born physician (Association Française contre les Myopathies AFM) and an artist. She lives near Paris. |
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