It's Korean. This art is traceable back to a time when educated people all over East Asia wrote in Chinese. Just like in medieval Europe, when scholars wrote in Latin, no matter their native language.

진심 보면서도 숨이 멎는데 그리는 본인은 어떨까... 대단하신 분이다 진짜

It seems like some people are confused that the words are written in Chinese characters, yet it is Korean traditional artwork. In ancient time, Korea used to use Chinese characters to write and read but spoke in Korean, which caused confusion and difficulty that led to low literacy rate. Hence, King Sea-jong invented the Korean characters so that the people can just write like how they pronounce. As s proof that the artist is Korean, if you look at 5:41, you can see that he wrote the date and his name 외길 김경호 두손모음, at the corner below where he is drawing clouds.

@lalalili6576

6 жыл бұрын

It's called "hanja"

@KingofKpop

5 жыл бұрын

한자 not Chinese

@user-uf4xf4nw2u

3 жыл бұрын

@@KingofKpop hanja means chinese characters in korean so no problem

Hi! The artist in this video is Kyeong-ho Kim. Actually, he is my father. :-) My family live in Seoul, South Korea. If you want to know more about his works, you can visit his web site blog.naver.com/eksrnswkths (p.s. He doesn't know English at all.)

@FlushingTownHall

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! please say hello to Mr. Kim!

@ninjaweretiger4273

6 жыл бұрын

He does an amazing job. To be honest I'd like to learn that art form myself. Typically I draw animals and mythical monsters. This account for KZread I made to show and teach art I do. The wolf icon is a finished drawing actually. xD

Correct if I'm wrong, but the reason why Chinese Characters appear in this work is that Korea (along with China, Japan, and Vietnam) historically used Classical Chinese (NOOOT modern Mandarin Chinese) as the language of formal writing and scholarship. This is analogous to how Latin was used in Europe (e.g. Sir Isacc Newton published his influential work on math and physics in Latin). In the case of Buddhist scriptures and mantras, the ancient Chinese used Chinese characters to approximate the sounds of the Sanskrit language when Buddhism spread into the East (Sanskrit is another influential classical language in which Buddhism was recorded in before entering China). This means the characters themselves don't actually form coherent sentences but do carry the approximated pronunciation of Buddhist mantras. Korea, Japan, and Vietnam initially applied this concept as well to record their own native languages [e.g. Japan's historic use of (万葉仮名)]. However, each country developed its own system for recording its native language instead of using purely Chinese characters to do the task. Classical Chinese was still used for formal writing and the convention of using Chinese characters for sound approximation for Sanskrit still remained for Buddhist mantras I think.

I have never been more captivated by a video with no audio...

oh my god what if you sneeze

@bilqisfaricha748

4 жыл бұрын

It's gonna be fun 🤣🤣

😱 OMG! I’ve never seen anything this fine in painting form! What?! Incredible

This is absolutely incredible and beautiful! The artist is a true master of his craft. Thank you for sharing.

한국에서 구경 왔습니다 지리고 갑니다 ㅋㅋ

This looks gorgeous and the brush is so pretty and sparkly... but what amazes me the most is patience

Just relax by watching this clip. Thank you!

Thats insane. The skill/craftmanship involved; must have taken decades to reach that level where you can just freehand it like that.

Absolutely stunning

캬 정말 아름답습니다 붓끝 하나하나에 정성이 느껴지네요

stunning!

It's so beautiful dude

amazing 😱

와~.........

Thank you for upholding the art of Qin Script. Chinese script is only simplified.

와..

Amazing. What is the tool used called?

Is this all done on paper or textile?

Was this exhibition in South Korea?

숨도 못 쉴 집중력이다...

just wondering, wouldn't the paint on the brush dry very quickly?

@missypyxi

5 жыл бұрын

watercolor and ink stay wet on the brush for a while. Once it soaks into the paper, it dries more quickly. This gold ink looks like it's mica pigment, maybe, and water mixed with gum arabic to make it adhere to the paper.

Me quedo loco

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

What is this technique called?

@DMTHOTH

7 жыл бұрын

'SAGYEONG' 사경

令人窒息的手艺 👍

what is this brush with the gold paint??

@Kazeteiru

7 жыл бұрын

Jessica Flores I'd love to know for sure, I want one

@RedKittieKat

7 жыл бұрын

It's a 毛笔 (máo bǐ) Writing Brush. You can look up Chinese writing brush to research them. Hope that helps. Oh and Amazon carries them ;)

@tribuneeducation

6 жыл бұрын

毛筆，used for caligraphy and drawing in east asian countries.

!!!.......

에. ㅇ..ㅇ 그냥 빈종이에 저게 가능하다고? 띠옹...

저게 다 수작업이라니

At 4:19 i thought the video wasnt working LOL

Korean?! srsly??

@JonMow

6 жыл бұрын

that a korean face and he wearing a male hanbok.i am neither korean or chinese by the way.1700 years ago most asian countries use chinese writting before they develope their own alpahbet

words look like Chinese

@korena3303

7 жыл бұрын

Actually Koreans use Chinese characters in ancient times

@tooarts7967

7 жыл бұрын

I thought it is chinese before, now it says he is korean

@lalalili6576

6 жыл бұрын

It's hanja

@suavewooz3796

3 жыл бұрын

@@tooarts7967 korean. If you look at his wall, you have his name written in korean

Employ 3d printer and u will work 100times faster lol