Inspired by the ceramic horses of China’s Tang Dynasty (618–907), this painting seeks to capture the mysterious confidence, vitality, and free spirit that make these ancient horses so captivating.
With its powerful body and fully extended legs, the horse moves with an effortless sense of freedom and joy, as though welcoming a gentle spring breeze.
Its carefully groomed mane and tail suggest refinement, yet nothing diminishes its natural boldness or untamed spirit.
To me, true freedom does not require the absence of refinement. It comes from a spirit that remains unconstrained.
A free spirit needs no reins.
Artwork Details
Medium: Original Chinese ink painting
Inspiration: Tang Dynasty ceramic horse sculptures
Artwork size: 33 × 45 cm (13 × 17.7 inches)
Mounted size: 45 × 65 cm (17.7 × 25.6 inches)
Presentation: Traditional silk damask mounting, ready for framing
Shipping: Carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube
Original artwork, one of a kind
The Peace of Mind Project — Gengxin Chen
Inspired by the ceramic horses of China’s Tang Dynasty (618–907), this painting seeks to capture the mysterious confidence, vitality, and free spirit that make these ancient horses so captivating.
With its powerful body and fully extended legs, the horse moves with an effortless sense of freedom and joy, as though welcoming a gentle spring breeze.
Its carefully groomed mane and tail suggest refinement, yet nothing diminishes its natural boldness or untamed spirit.
To me, true freedom does not require the absence of refinement. It comes from a spirit that remains unconstrained.
A free spirit needs no reins.
Artwork Details
Medium: Original Chinese ink painting
Inspiration: Tang Dynasty ceramic horse sculptures
Artwork size: 33 × 45 cm (13 × 17.7 inches)
Mounted size: 45 × 65 cm (17.7 × 25.6 inches)
Presentation: Traditional silk damask mounting, ready for framing
Shipping: Carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube
Original artwork, one of a kind
The Peace of Mind Project — Gengxin Chen