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Spirit Resonance and Life-Movement

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Vitality · East Asian aesthetics

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“Ki'in seido” means that an artwork overflows with noble bearing, refinement, and a vivid sense of life. This expression is regarded as the state demanded of painters by Meiji-period thinker and art critic Okakura Tenshin, while also being said to be something artists possess from birth rather than something attainable through effort.

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