Chang Ming Shen
He transforms the interplay of yin and yang, the wisdom of the East and West, into artistic symbols—a landscape, a statue, a piece of literature, a historical icon—which become vessels of energy, infused with the rhythm and pulse of the universe.
Using his unique raindrop painting technique, Shen explores the infinite energy and the profound depths of time and space.
Gazing at his work, you are enthralled by the interconnected nature of the world and the endless cycle that governs it.
As a pioneer of “quantum era art”, Chang Ming Shen combines art with Buddhism and quantum science to explore the mysteries of existence.
Before 60, Chang Ming Shen revealed through his sketchbook practice—“Three-in-One”—an exploration of art, Buddhism, and science. Suffering from grief, he deepened his enlightenment about Buddhism and the essence of life.
After turning 60, his creations broke free from purely Eastern or Western styles. He focused on transforming his experiences of the universe and all living things into human figures, scriptures, atmospheres, and landscapes, crystallizing them into quantum codes that convey a powerful, eternal, vibrant energy.
On the surface, the artworks seem like a diverse collection of different elements, but fundamentally, they all come from the same source. Whether it is microorganisms, the ephemeral interplay of yin and yang between mountains and lakes, the ancient Eastern philosophical sketches, or the sparks of interest from modern quantum physics, every element in his artworks interacts to reveal a consistent thread of cosmic mystery and eternity.
雨水皴技法——量子疊加的繪畫語言
As a pioneer of “quantum era art”, Chang Ming Shen combines art with Buddhism and quantum science to explore the mysteries of existence.
Before 60, Chang Ming Shen revealed through his sketchbook practice—“Three-in-One”—an exploration of art, Buddhism, and science. Suffering from grief, he deepened his enlightenment about Buddhism and the essence of life.
After turning 60, his creations broke free from purely Eastern or Western styles. He focused on transforming his experiences of the universe and all living things into human figures, scriptures, atmospheres, and landscapes, crystallizing them into quantum codes that convey a powerful, eternal, vibrant energy.
On the surface, the artworks seem like a diverse collection of different elements, but fundamentally, they all come from the same source. Whether it is microorganisms, the ephemeral interplay of yin and yang between mountains and lakes, the ancient Eastern philosophical sketches, or the sparks of interest from modern quantum physics, every element in his artworks interacts to reveal a consistent thread of cosmic mystery and eternity.