Don’t you think the Zen aesthetic design of Asia is not just
confined in the continent per se but likewise for world-wide audience, as well?
Talk about minimalism in this modern era and you have Zen style as an epitome.
Art deco of Europe may be modernized but they are still revived from what is
classic as opposed to the soothing and relaxing style of Zen that is very
contemporary. Zen is Asian art’s very own—from garden, to house exterior
architecture and interior design, not to mention you have pieces of fine arts
that perfectly match it of whether they are meant to accent or to contrast.
Abstract painting is expensive. Even the classic abstract of Picasso during his
period stood out from the rest price-wise. If one comes to think of it, there
are two high-priced sets in arts. One is antique while the other one is
contemporary. Anything in between can be for sale or discounted in price even
though art is a piece of investment and its value is meant to appreciate. Well,
just like in any marketing, products of rarity and most often than not
belonging from an aging collection may sound expensive and the new arrivals
that have outmoded the previous ones are expected to be pricey, as well.
What is then expected from contemporary Asian art based from
the aforementioned but to be very dear when we speak of its price! Nonetheless,
because art now does not just anymore mean to serve the taste of the elite,
many are on sale or are considered as affordable art to catch the attention of
anyone up for artworks for sale. The
best part with Asian art is that you can still get a very cultural painting
crafted in modern style in a price that is relatively low when we consider
quality and rarity of its design and style. And if cultural painting will be considered to
make art contemporary and then a great number of these can be found in the net
alone considering that each country has already varying cultures and traditions.
And each artist embracing particular culture has different style to imbibe a
contemporary style to what is supposed to be highly cultural and
antique-looking piece.
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