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Alok Hsu Kwang-han, born in China, obtained academic degrees in America in mathematics, theology, sociology and psychology of religion. He has taught sociology of religion and psychology of transcendence, and in China, translated and published 20 books on meditation. Around the world, Alok holds exhibitions and performs "living art" in museums and galleries, gives lectures and workshops on the "Creativity of Non-doing", and paints Zen Calligraphic Portraits for individuals, couples, and organizations. Voice and fax: 1-888-831-8850 Email: [email protected] Website: www.zencalligraphy.com The Zen Calligraphic Art of Alok Hsu Kwang-han Alok Hsu Kwang-han possesses the rare gift to penetrate the psyche of the one who comes to him, and to create a portrait of the heart of the person through the language medium of calligraphy. In this way, his works are unequaled, particularly because they reflect the highest level of spiritual capacity as well as genuine creativity and artistic worth. Werner Schneider, Prof. of Design Fachhochschule Wiesbaden, Germany “Contentment Being Oneself” Photo: Andreas Hoffmann Zen Calligraphic Portrait of an Italian woman

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Alok Hsu Kwang-han, born in China,obtained academic degrees inAmerica in mathematics, theology,sociology and psychology of religion.He has taught sociology of religionand psychology of transcendence,and in China, translated andpublished 20 books on meditation.Around the world, Alok holds exhibitions and performs "living art" in museums and galleries, gives lectures and workshops on the"Creativity of Non-doing", and paints Zen Calligraphic Portraits for individuals, couples, andorganizations.

Voice and fax: 1-888-831-8850Email: [email protected]: www.zencalligraphy.com

The Zen Calligraphic Art

of Alok Hsu Kwang-han

Alok Hsu Kwang-han possesses the rare gift to penetrate the psyche of the one who comes to him,and to create a portrait of the heart of the personthrough the language medium of calligraphy. In thisway, his works are unequaled, particularly becausethey reflect the highest level of spiritual capacity aswell as genuine creativity and artistic worth.

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Alok Hsu Kwang-han is aninternationally acclaimed and

highly original Zen calligraphicpainter from China. His art is a startling new synthesis of the beauty of Chinese calligraphy, thespontaneity of Zen, and the evolution of western psychotherapy.His paintings are not only unusualand striking in their beauty, theyalso convey an invitation for us toenter. Quietly entering the paintings,we come home to ourselves.

With a few spontaneous brushstrokes, Alok paints whatever subject is presented before him in the moment– heartful music,Japanese haikus, the essence of aparticular individual, three jokes onthe innocence of children, sayings ofenlightened masters, a prayer forthe healing of the world, or hisbeloved saying, "The heart alwaysbreaks!"…

"Every morning I sit up in bed and see Alok’s painting, ‘Just sitting, not doing,the Spring comes and the grassgrows by itself!’.I breath deeply, remember to relax, and move through my day with ease."

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"His creations are both, or neither, calligraphy andpainting, a completely new manifestation of art,through which one perceives the heart of a sageand his empathetic understanding of the soul ofman. So free and spontaneous, his brush strokesexpress the experience and sentiments of the heart,and because of the absence of any constraints,each painting is able to hide a secret to be discovered by the viewer who is open to the spirit."

“Amphibious Art – Neither Painting nor Calligraphy”Art review by Shen Jiayuan, XinMin Weekly, Shanghai, China