Xiaohua Zhang

Nov 11

Written By Karen

Reinvent Yourself

Acrylic

If humanity means what a person feels about the human being , I am deeply attracted by the evincing and digestion of the suffering—-For the things/persons/status we should own/become/achieve—We suffer not only because of the causal fate also from our own limitation as a human being

Noble feelings of a figure —“ Noble “means something that transcends beyond the ordinary—the falseness, defectiveness , absurdness , something that cannot overcome its gravity —While Being noble means our potentiality of transforming it —-into something more intelligent and kind—the things leads to the True, Beauty Eternal

The fragility of being a woman—-Being fragile means inviting others into your life by risking being hurt —It also means courage and possibility —One should respect a woman because of her determinate nature of representing the most beautiful part of Humanity

Humanity, the Suffering and the Possibility of being a human being are the one of the main reasons why I paint.

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