15/11/2022 | Global

A Painter in Kyoto 6

Nihonga

London-based painter Yasemin Gava learns about Japanese Nihonga paintings and the elegant process that leads to their creation. Drawing upon techniques thousands of years old, her guide Hikari explores ideas faithful to ancient Japanese aesthetics and what it means to "capture the inscrutable essence of life".

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