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Mafalda Tenente

Independent Non-Executive Director and Strategy Advisor. Painting the world in Japanese ink. Exploring why humans dance through art objects.

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Under fresh leaves, the heron waiting for the water to clear.
Through the last irises and the first lotus leaf, a floating island of color.
Ink paintings on display in Bern until June 7
Zen Mondays are going “plein air” this early summer.
Turn a page over in the morning light.
Seven postcards laid out on light grey paper featuring mountain flowers and landscapes in monochrome black ink lineBlack ink line holds as much depth as the single leaf.
Hiding in plain sight or standing tall in the crowd, which blossom are you?
Taking in the evening glow, at the unexpected turn by the water path.
The infinite mirror of observing nature, and finding it directing its look at you.
A slightly different “one of many” print
With the first plum blossoms comes a bold spring call.
A game of dried textures, in monochrome ink.
Before the chestnut stands close, hues of roasted gold.
To see the rainbow in a single tree branch.
Through the rainstorm’s blur, a last glimpse of leaves.

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