[Time of contemplation blooming from the tip of a brush | Literary painting | Picture story] From a beggar child to become the best painter in Joseon - Ohwon Jang Seung-eop's story

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Первоисточник：https://www.youtube.com/embed/t7lg_uzZ0u8

Ohwon Jang Seung-eop, the last genius painter of the Joseon Dynasty. A child who had no genealogy, no teacher, and no roof over his head climbed to the final peak of the 500-year history of Joseon painting with just a brush. This video follows the life of Jang Seung-eop and tells the story of how the philosophy of literati painting—spiritual life, gratitude, and one stroke of wisdom—permeates a person's life. “I am also a circle.” I hope these two letters reach you. — ✦ Work information All paintings that appear in this video are original drawings drawn by the artist himself. It was made using ink and Korean painting paint on rice paper battery size. Please note that this is a hand-drawn drawing, not a digitally generated image. ✦ Guide to using AI tools In the process of drafting the script for this video, an AI tool (Claude) was used as an aid. It was used for purposes such as checking historical facts, organizing the structure, and refining sentences, and the direction, perspective, emotional line, and editing of the final manuscript are all at the discretion of the creator. — Timeline 0:00 Dirt floor of Cheonggyecheon — Nameless child 1:30 Carp on the sand — No one told me to do it 3:00 Energy Saengdong — What I didn’t learn but already had 4:30 Lee Eung-heon’s house — An art album unfolded every night 6:00 God helped me — The first night with a brush 7:30 Reflection — Eyes that look again without copying 9:00 Stay in Hyesan — Something that only seeps in when you're around 10:30 One stroke of a brush - A brush that never stops 12:00 Divine item - The moment Hwanghyeon stops breathing 13:30 Oblivion called alcohol 15:00 First escape from the palace 16:00 Min Yeong-hwan's separate room - Third escape 17:30 Owon - I am also a won 19:00 Disappeared What hasn't gone away 20:00 You are one too — Epilogue