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If each brushstroke is a moment of presence, then every composition is a collage.

Calligraphy stations at Saiho-ji, Kyoto, 2014

A composition in progress, brush, fude, ふで, 筆, 2017

via Photo Challenge: Collage

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July 17, 2017 by mtenente art, ふで, brush, 筆, fude, japan, japanese art, kyoto, photography, saiho-ji, sumi-e, zen, zenmondays

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