26-year-old Hong Kong female artist's floating painting exhibition in Türkiye

breathe hkart🖼🎨🥳 Jian Gangyi: 26-year-old Hong Kong female artist 🥰Self-realized Turkish floating paintings combine the elements of Hong Kong people 🥰🥳🖼 I have known Cathy Tang Jialin for about a year. I have always felt that she is cheerful and lively, and she likes to eat and play, so we often meet in different restaurants and activities. She is a Taurus, born on May 5th. She said she is also a twin and everything is coincidental. This is what we often call "life fate", which means worldly fate in Buddhist terms. I also feel that I have a fate with her (I have a special fate with Taurus). When she told me that she was learning the ancient Turkish floating water painting method by herself, and that the epidemic delayed her creation and stopped the floating water painting class she taught, she felt that it was time for her to start over, so she asked me for photos for her to create. Without saying a word, I sent a photo that I really liked 🥰 (narcissistic attack) Who is not narcissistic 🤣🤣🤣 Yesterday, on her birthday, she exhibited more than a dozen of her newly created floating paintings at Novelty Lane in D2 One 4/F FFF (Fashion Farm Foundation) in Lai Chi Kok. The painting includes me, Xiaojun, Cindy, the head of Novelty Lane, her Good Friend and of course herself🥰 It is inconvenient to talk about other paintings. I only talk about myself. Cathy thinks that I have a colorful life and am very active, so my painting is colorful and there are two of me. She is very smart and insightful. I am definitely a person with two personalities, although I am neither Pisces nor Gemini🤣🤣🤣🥳 She was also very thoughtful 🥰 and used my painting to make a T-shirt for me. I really like the color and style! You may wish to go to the site to buy this one. Many of his floating paintings are made into a kind of iron-on paper. You can definitely iron your favorite patterns on your cotton shirts, T-shirts, and cloth shoes. In addition to her floating paintings, there are also countless floating painting products for sale, including wallets, coasters, magnetic bottle openers, etc. Cathy said that floating water painting is not only an experience of the creative process, but also requires you to do many steps and try many times before you get the effect you are satisfied with or want. This exhibition is held at Novelty Lane, D2 One 4/F Fashion Farm Foundation with full support. FFF has always been committed to supporting Hong Kong local fashion houses and artists. It is like a small charity based on Hong Kong local designers. You may as well go treasure hunting. Coffee Galaxy next to FFF also has good hand-brewed coffee beans selected from all over the world. Watching the exhibition and drinking a cup of good coffee is a pleasant experience. 😋🥰❤️ The exhibition also collaborates with many local brands, including Magnolia Lab's home-brewed "Five Flavors", and the very local popcorn bewater popcorn, which has very special flavors such as big-tailed pork, pepper, milk tea, etc. You can pay attention to the following Facebook and IG sharing and you will know how to find them. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Cathy Tang Jialin brief introduction She is the founder of Wevise Ltd. and has shared her floating paintings on Radio Hong Kong. Cathy taught herself the Turkish floating painting set, through YouTube, Pinterest and different social platforms, and then she used Google Translate to translate the Turkish and different floating painting platforms. She believes abstract painting is a non-verbal language that connects people. She founded Wevise hoping that people could use art as a medium to share stories with each other and re-examine everyone’s lives. When we share our lives with friends, sometimes we don’t need too many words or conversations. In fact, a simple painting can express many feelings and resonate with people! Wevise is committed to teaching floating water painting to different institutions, including Henderson Land Development, various colleges and universities such as the Siu Kee Creative College, the Academy of Performing Arts and various NGOs. The students range from kindergarten to senior citizens. Unlike traditional paintings created with pen and ink, floating water paintings can be created with a dropper. Therefore, it can be said that anyone can participate in this art. Therefore, Wevise also goes to institutions for sick children and people with mental health problems to teach. Design drawing tools for different students according to their needs. Wevise hopes to use art to connect with society. In addition to teaching floating water painting, Wevise also holds exhibitions of various sizes and collaborates with different artists. 🖼🖼🖼🖼🖼🖼🖼 EBRU Introduction Ebru is a floating painting that originated in Türkiye. Some people also call it water rubbing painting, marble painting (Marbeling Art) and so on. Ebru is the art of painting on water. First, the paint is dropped onto special water and then transferred onto paper. The pigment spreads on the water, creating different shapes. 🎉Cathy Tang Jialin's birthday floating painting solo exhibition D2 Place One 4/F Novelty Lane 6/5 - 14/5 #Cathy #Tang Jialin #birthday #Floating Water Painting #soloexhibition #Turkey #D2Place #NoveltyLane #werevise #Ebru #Lai Chi Kok #CoffeeGalaxy #bewaterpopcorn #magnolialab #breathenewshk #frankkan #briefing