Sumi-e. L'art japonais de la peinture à l'encre. Proche et Moyen Orient Kijno establishes himself as the

Kijno establishes himself as the French spiritual father of Street Art

His approach is constantly based on the careful analysis of ancient evidence and not on the application of models borrowed from other periods or other disciplines

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Sumi-e. L'art japonais de la peinture à l'encre. Proche et Moyen Orient Kijno establishes himself as theJapanese master Shozo Koike reveals all the secrets of sumi e and teaches how to paint, step by step, 18 traditional subjects. Each model is complemented by photographs and a video accessible by OR code. Sum e is an art form that represents nature in all its spontaneity through the use of ink, water and paper, without any preparatory drawing. The brush is the instrument to fix the sum (black ink) on the paper in all its gradations, the water allows it