Jingshi (Viewing Stone). White marble, like silk ribbons, forms a rectangular window resembling the Chinese character 'Hui' (回). White marble, like silk ribbons, forms a rectangular window resembling the Chinese character 'Hui' (回). The hardness of the stone and the softness of the lines and surfaces endlessly intertwine, much like the cycle of life and death in nature. As the gaze shifts, the rectangle transforms into a triangle, disappearing and reappearing, and the sculpted space becomes a viewing window. Through this window, the scenery and meaning behind the sculpture merge with the artwork, intricately linked, offering boundless views! About the Artist: Karen Van Ommeren Personal Experience: 2011 Norway, 2011 Oslo Sculpture Park, 2011 Germany, 10th Jahre Bildhauer Workshop, 2011 BenQ International Sculpture Workshop. Creative Journey: Pietrasanta is a small town in the province of Lucca, on the edge of Tuscany, Italy, located at the foot of the Apuan Alps, just a few kilometers from Carrara. It is known as Italy's 'Little Athens' because for centuries, artists from all over the world have come here to create their stone or bronze sculptures. Since the 15th century, Pietrasanta has been famous for its marble, and the tradition of excellent stonemasons here has always been strong. It also possesses a large quantity of high-quality bronze suitable for artistic creation. To this day, sculptors still come to Pietrasanta to rent a space in a workshop to...
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