“Once Face, One Story” by Lee Choon Kooi

hese intricate Chinese paintings on rice paper by Lee Choon Kooi vividly depict Beijing opera characters, each with a unique facial expression and elaborate costume. The bold use of traditional ink and watercolor techniques brings the figures to life, while the central calligraphy adds a narrative element, possibly describing each character’s story.

Beijing Opera Influence: The vibrant colors and detailed costumes reflect the heritage of Chinese opera. The exaggerated facial makeup symbolizes different character traits (loyalty, bravery, cunning, etc.)

Each figure represents a distinct persona, with beard styles, armor, and headdresses indicating their role in traditional performances. The balance between text and figures creates a harmonious composition, reinforcing the theme of storytelling

Lee’s paintings is available for sell in our gallery , contact Mary 0169503168 for painting details.

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