Learn more about the creative process of eL Seed, a French-Tunisian calligraphic artist based in Dubai, who has created an original art piece for our new exhibition: ‘Abstraction and Calligraphy - Towards a Universal Language’ 🖋 👉 Created from eight different canvases making up one large art piece, it was inspired by the work of French novelist and art theorist André Malraux. 👁 Discover this artwork, and many others, in our new exhibition ‘Abstraction and Calligraphy - Towards a Universal Lan

According to Ye Peigui, a professor at Capital Normal University, the “Draft of a Requiem to My Nephew,” written in 758 by renowned Tang Dynasty (618-907) calligrapher and military general Yan Zhenqing, exemplifies a noteworthy aspect of ancient Chinese calligraphy – the ability to adapt to varying circumstances and to employ the techniques honed through extensive practice. “As we examine the characters ‘Jun,’ ‘Cheng,’ and ‘Zhi,’ we notice that each stroke is fully extended. This characteristic