Showing posts with label wonderful. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wonderful. Show all posts
Monday, February 20, 2017
Participated wonderful Asia Link Sketchwalk Bangkok event
Participated wonderful Asia Link Sketchwalk Bangkok event
[By Kumi Matsukawa from Kanagawa, Japan?
This fall I joined an event called Asia- Link Sketchwalk Bangkok held in Thailand. There, over 350 people from 12 Asian countries gathered, sketched, had meal together, shared our passion, knowledge, technique, stories... It was such a well planed, so elaborated, heart warming, so welcomed, with great hospitality. I appreciated a lot the event, the place, the food, the occasion to meet so many with skill and passion.I was so inspired every day.
Here, these are some what I recorded during the event.

one day before Asia-link Sketchwalk in RCAC

Democracy Monnument and the street scene

What Phra Chetuphon Vimolmangklaram Rajwaramahaviharn

in the cafeteria

Phraeng Phuthon

Rainy day

at NAM SING in China town, Bangkok

riverside at Manakan community

A building near the Loha Prasat

Portraits

the Golden Mount

Night view of Wat Rachanadda ( Loha Prasat)
Again, special thanks to organizers, volunteers, and those who I met, some are new and some are old friends who showed great friendship.

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Monday, February 13, 2017
When watercolor and set design meet in a wonderful project!
When watercolor and set design meet in a wonderful project!
[by Marion Rivolier from Paris, France]

Some of you know that I am a painter, but I am also a scenographer for museum and for the theater.
Right now, I am working on a very interesting project: the play Traversée is the story of the migration of a young woman who leaves her country and her mother to reach a better life. It is a bilingual play: french and FSL (French Sign Language) with one deaf and one non-hearing-impaired stage actress.
We began the rehearsals in October in Bourgogne, in a small town in Eastern France.

The theater troupe works with three set elements I designed. The three elements are made of wood. The actresses move them to change the stage, and to create the different locations of the story.
Screens are stretched out on some these elements, and my watercolors are projected onto them.
So this project is the meeting of my two specialties: set design and watercolor!
The show will be premiered at the Théâtre Granit in Belfort in November, and in other locations in Eastern France next year.

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