我想用我的嘴唇在你的肌膚上寫詩。
this artwork utilizes a diverse range of mixed media materials sourced from everyday life
" the painting depicts the scene where John the Baptist rejects Salome's love
a story about an olfactory orphan genius and his homicidal quest for the perfect scent
symbolizes overprotective parents who impede their child's exploration and distort her future while claiming to protect her
Sakya 2, Ink, 29.7x21cm, 釋迦2, 墨水、帶針筆、水彩紙 李孟芳 我想用我的嘴唇在你的肌膚上寫詩。The theme is called Sakya and it is originated from Buddhism ancestor Sakyamuni. Sakya means care people of the kindness, represents that everyone can be show kindness. Although Sakya is a race name, its philosophy should be kept in mind not only in a gods heart, but everybodys heart. Buddhism believes everybody is equal, no matter sexuality, rich and poor, everybody can be Sakya. The painting is black and white, it brings everything in the world back