Apsara , royal dance
By PHUNG WANG
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US$ 1,500
Overview
Acrylic, acrylic on canvas
Unique Work
Dimensions: 150cm (H) x 110cm (W) x 3cm (D) / 59.1" (H) x 43.3" (W) x 1.2" (D)
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About the art
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About the creation
Apsara - From the royal dance to the cultural symbol of the Cham people
Apsara dance of the Cham people is a dance performed by Apsara fairies to serve the gods. The dance movements are very slow, gentle and graceful. Expressed mainly through hand movements and extremely attractive facial expressions.
Each movement in the Apsara dance of the Cham people has its own meaning. This is a special thing that not everyone knows. For example, placing the arm across the chest means happiness; When the left hand is facing back, the right hand is clenched in front of the chest with 3 fingers facing up, the index finger touches the thumb. This is the symbol of Naga snake image in Cham culture….
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Artist profile
PHUNG WANG
Born: 1981
Hometown: HO CHI MINH
Based in: Thu Duc - Ho Chi Minh
Education:
2001-2005 studied fine arts at HCM University of Fine Arts-
Group Exhibition
Participating in group exhibitions in Vietnamese localities from 2003 to present đến
2020 Hanoi City Museum Gallery, Vietnam
2020 Painting “Soul of Vietnamese homeland” in Bac Ninh Vietnam Ninh
2019 “My Son Cultural Heritage Journey _Hoi An _ Vietnam
2019
2019 "Children's memory" at Old …
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