Pointillist art by Jihyun Park is an art form somewhat different with orthodox pointillism that is made by colorful dots, who uses incense stick to burn holes in rice paper to create images, art form of balance of dark and light, emptiness and substance. Jihyun Park is an artist from South Korea, whose pointillist art works represent rich images including landscapes, trees and clouds.
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