"wabi" and "sabi" are the highest aesthetic values aimed at by traditional Japanese arts, particularly the tea ceremony and poems called Haiku."wabi" exoresses a way of being quietly clear and calm. "sabi" means having well-seasoned, refined simplicity.
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
gG goes into Zen mode
What I love these days is to walk around the backyard with gG in the morning. He would sniff around the flowers and weeds and goes into Zen mode.
Do you feel the same "wabi sabi" with this gG's shot as I did?
"wabi" and "sabi" are the highest aesthetic values aimed at by traditional Japanese arts, particularly the tea ceremony and poems called Haiku."wabi" exoresses a way of being quietly clear and calm. "sabi" means having well-seasoned, refined simplicity.
"wabi" and "sabi" are the highest aesthetic values aimed at by traditional Japanese arts, particularly the tea ceremony and poems called Haiku."wabi" exoresses a way of being quietly clear and calm. "sabi" means having well-seasoned, refined simplicity.
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