Two Waters is a poetic term artist JJ Jiang has chosen to name his blog. It symbolizes both his Eastern and Western roots, two sources of artistic inspiration, and the two different worlds and cultures he has lived in.
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
The drawing is titled "New Woman," though it is not meant to associate with the idea of Feminism in any way. I was intrigued by the model's appearance from the onset as it seemed to transcend race and ethnicity. I posed her in such a way not very typical in the sense of emphasizing traditional feminine features such as curves and a slightly reserved nature. Instead the model in this drawing projects confidence and an assertive outlook.
My Wind Song watercolor painting from my THIS WATER series has just been sold. Here I would like to share with my friends the poem behind the series:
Follow me….
Where there is a clear and open sky,
To a sacred place full of wonder,
If the...re is magic on this planet, it is in This Water.
Where Blackbeard stored his treasures;
Sails billow in the salt wind;
Clouds play with light and shape
On a horizon without end.
Follow me....
Where there are no highways and World Wide Web,
To a place of solitude and peace,
If there is healing on this planet, it is in This Water.
Where mullet, leaping, shimmer in the sun;
Sea turtles come home to nest;
Pelicans soar high;
Fishermen work and rest.
Follow me....
to This Water.
----JJSee More
Follow me….
Where there is a clear and open sky,
To a sacred place full of wonder,
If the...re is magic on this planet, it is in This Water.
Where Blackbeard stored his treasures;
Sails billow in the salt wind;
Clouds play with light and shape
On a horizon without end.
Follow me....
Where there are no highways and World Wide Web,
To a place of solitude and peace,
If there is healing on this planet, it is in This Water.
Where mullet, leaping, shimmer in the sun;
Sea turtles come home to nest;
Pelicans soar high;
Fishermen work and rest.
Follow me....
to This Water.
----JJSee More
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