The Brush Dances
In this book Roslyn Levin, SCA describes her process of Sumi-e painting through words and images.
"The artist depicts the essence of what he/she is trying to portray with as few brushstrokes as possible ---simply and elegantly, but with strength in each line or shade.
Sumi-e, Japanese brushstroke painting, is a mindfulness meditation. It is a metaphor for our journey through life. It is a way to grow spiritually, one brushstroke at a time."
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Artist Bio
Roslyn Levin has practiced sumi-e or Japanese brushstroke painting, since 1976 & Japanese calligraphy since 2009 having as sensei's, respectively, Tomoko Kodama and Noriko Maeda.
She have painted professionally since 1981. Her work has appeared in both national and international exhibits in Canada as well as in group exhibits in China, and Japan sponsored by Group Yohaku--white space. Her work has also appeared in juried exhibits in London, England. Her paintings are in art collections in Holland, Australia, Great Britain and the United States.