“ The
collected ingredients of a Beijing life” is an article about an artist name
Song Dong written by Holland Cotter. This shows an insight to how impactful events
may result in the spark of creativity or inspiration. Song Dong did not grow up
in the humblest or stable setting as many of us are used to. Instead she grew
up in an arear where change was inevitable and clutter was overwhelming. How
could one survive in a place where there is no where or no time to settle. Sadly,
this was the life she was destined to live, however it may not be as sad as it
seems depending on the perception of the viewer. Where you are to see a mess
which need to be abolished Song saw beauty in every piece of clutter. She saw
it as a memoir to her deceased parents and that itself was a fantastic masterpiece
in itself. She captured the essence of many years of one person’s life into one
motionless artwork. She was able to tell a story whilst nothing moved, spoke or
made a reference. She captured all of the sense and triggered imagination with
only sight alone. It was this piece that left her mark on the world, her life,
her home, her clutter, her mess, it all was an essence of beautiful chaos which
she was able to bring fourth.
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