Transcendental Beauty

The Treasure Room: Reserve your visit to witness these unparalleled treasures of the world!

Wandering in the World of H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III’s Chinese Paintings

Supernatural Abstract Colors: Oil and Acrylic Paintings by H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III

It is precisely due to his extraordinary talent, exceptional wisdom, sublime morality, and extensive vision that H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III is able to make one after another world-shocking achievement in art. Here, H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III employs his supernatural abstract colors to introduce us once more to a new world of art that is beautiful, mysterious, and soul-inspiring. This truly is not just some fancy talk, for as soon as you set your eyes on these oil and acrylic paintings, you will find the bright and dazzling colors leaping and dancing, vigorous like billows sluicing over thousands of miles, yet stored up into wonders at the fine tip of a brush. Gentle yet resolute, they freely transcend worldliness. Various colors are mixed ingeniously and beautifully, distilling beauty from their mutual nourishment. One could say they present a state of superb craftsmanship excelling in nature, and of form becoming flexible and elusive. Words cannot describe such harmonious, refined, and soothing artistic enjoyment.

Supernatural abstract color is a perfect world composed of colors. It does not have any concrete worldly form but uses only colors to form shapes and express feelings. Color is its shape and theme, and it blends into touching charm. These colors, under H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III’s hand, suddenly converge into unparalleled, marvelous, and bright magic, expressing the vivid spirit of a flowery scene or the vigor of the roaring sea. Yet, they can be ever so exact when their meaning is revealed through the tip of a brush. The fine details are often revealed among rough strokes, and their charm is naturally displayed. These works of art are fused with the essence of the universe, Nature, and the earth.

The art of H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III has already cast off the bondage of the common world. Its form and meaning are both like a golden dragon breaking away from the earth’s crust and soaring in the azure sky above the blue sea, free at will, unbridled and unrestrained, all worldly dust whisked away, ever-changing, and beautiful beyond compare! In front of these soul-inspiring rare treasures of art, we admire the exceptional artistry that flows from the boundless heart of the Buddha. We absorb the beauty that transcends all confinements of reality, the beauty created from His use of ever-changing colors for the appreciation of mankind.

It is no surprise that these amazingly beautiful pieces are the creations of H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III. The supernatural abstract color is just the crystallization of His various astonishing talents and the outflow of His limitless artistic wisdom. He truly deserves to be called a master artist the likes of which have never been seen in history.

This landscape painting entitled “Rich, Thick Ink Displays Profound Learning” is in the “Wenfeng” style. Looking at its content, one can see that the application of brush to paper reflects the same touches and brushwork found in calligraphy. The viewer can immediately see very solid, traditional artistic skills as well as a scholarly tone that pervades the entire painting. A charm suggestive of both...

The Weiying Style These impressionist paintings have reached such a high level that if any small portion of the full painting were isolated, it would be an exquisite impressionist painting in and of itself. These paintings express a dreamy, illusory state, and any small part of them can be enlarged to form its own beautiful, aesthetically enjoyable painting.

The boldly applied colors are bright yet sedate. They convey a strong sense of rhythm and motion, like planets revolving and rotating in the universe. Although the layout is static and unchanging, one is left with the impression that transformations are constantly occurring, producing objects of various forms, such as dragons, phoenixes, water, and fire. The style and quality of...

The Pomo Weiyun Style Use of bold and vivacious ink hues to revealed refined and extraordinary details of the subject; a rich charm is evinced that is both subtle and wonderful.

The Yousi Style Mostly applied in figure painting, this technique uses gossamer-like fine lines to form the subject’s contours. “Monk Jigong” is a figure in Buddhism, a holy Arhat known to almost everyone in China. He applied his vast supernatural powers to benefit the public. Through his boundless dharma powers, he helped and saved people, punished evil, and promoted goodness....

Contact Us

1025 Market Street San Francisco, CA 94103 United States

(415) 376-6344

info@internationalartmuseum.org

Wed–Sun: 10am – 5pm

Mon-Tues: Closed

Admission is free!

Plan Your Visit

Holiday Closures

MLK Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and the following Friday, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day