The Solo Exhibition “One Flower . One World” by NaHeYa (纳禾雅) opened at the Rui Cunha Foundation on Tuesday, 22 August at 6:30pm. The Exhibition gathers a collection of 28 Chinese paintings, each representing a flower, and all created from solid traditional pigments diluted in water on paper and Xuan rice paper, with techniques of great or minimum detail, transparency and color saturation.
This art exhibition aims to showcase the artwork of the Mongolian artist NaHeYa, expressing her passion and love for nature, as well as capturing the vibrant atmosphere of the prosperity of summer.
Being a female artist from Inner Mongolia, NaHeYa was born in Tongliao City, and was descended from the Daur people ethnic minority. Arts were always present in her family context, and she was exposed to art at a very young age. Years of immersion and unremitting creation have given the artist a keen eye and deep understanding of the beauty of color and form. Her flowers are works of emotion and dedication, infused with transcendent spirituality.
By presenting a series of works with the theme of “One Flower . One World”, NaHeYa evokes a blossoming summer season. The flowers in her works shine with sunshine and warmth, singing the power of life and exuding the brilliance of humanity.
