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Bamboo

by Choi Byung-Kwan


Photographs: Choi Byungkwan

Text: Jin Dongsun

Publisher: selfpublished

130 pages

Pictures: 65

Year: 2008

ISBN: 978-89-958514-6-3

Comments: black clamshell box with hardcover book inside; English and Korean

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Aesthetics of uprightness and emptiness. The place of bamboo in the minds of East Asian people goes far beyond our imagination. Because Bamboo grows tall and straight by emptying its body and creating voids within, so it has been praised as a representative of uprightness and emptimess. Especially, Korea, Japan and China all placed bamboo in the first rank of evergreens, even surpassing the pine tree, and gave bamboo the first place for its nobility of soul. Scholars believed that the scent of bamboo expresses a world of pure ideal, and thought they would enter a pure spiritual world when they went into a bamboo forest because of the scent of spirit represented by bamboo. (Extract of the text by Jin Dongsun)


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Bamboo

by Choi Byung-Kwan


Photographs: Choi Byungkwan

Text: Jin Dongsun

Publisher: selfpublished

130 pages

Pictures: 65

Year: 2008

ISBN: 978-89-958514-6-3

Comments: black clamshell box with hardcover book inside; English and Korean

sold out

Aesthetics of uprightness and emptiness. The place of bamboo in the minds of East Asian people goes far beyond our imagination. Because Bamboo grows tall and straight by emptying its body and creating voids within, so it has been praised as a representative of uprightness and emptimess. Especially, Korea, Japan and China all placed bamboo in the first rank of evergreens, even surpassing the pine tree, and gave bamboo the first place for its nobility of soul. Scholars believed that the scent of bamboo expresses a world of pure ideal, and thought they would enter a pure spiritual world when they went into a bamboo forest because of the scent of spirit represented by bamboo. (Extract of the text by Jin Dongsun)


more books tagged »plants« | >> see all

more books tagged »Korean« | >> see all

more books tagged »black and white« | >> see all

more books tagged »nature« | >> see all

A collector's choice by josefchladek.com

Bamboo

by Choi Byung-Kwan


Photographs: Choi Byungkwan

Text: Jin Dongsun

Publisher: selfpublished

130 pages

Pictures: 65

Year: 2008

ISBN: 978-89-958514-6-3

Comments: black clamshell box with hardcover book inside; English and Korean

sold out

Aesthetics of uprightness and emptiness. The place of bamboo in the minds of East Asian people goes far beyond our imagination. Because Bamboo grows tall and straight by emptying its body and creating voids within, so it has been praised as a representative of uprightness and emptimess. Especially, Korea, Japan and China all placed bamboo in the first rank of evergreens, even surpassing the pine tree, and gave bamboo the first place for its nobility of soul. Scholars believed that the scent of bamboo expresses a world of pure ideal, and thought they would enter a pure spiritual world when they went into a bamboo forest because of the scent of spirit represented by bamboo. (Extract of the text by Jin Dongsun)


more books tagged »plants« | >> see all

more books tagged »Korean« | >> see all

more books tagged »black and white« | >> see all

more books tagged »nature« | >> see all

A collector's choice by josefchladek.com

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