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WFB is pleased to invite you to the opening ceremony of the photo exhibition by Mr. Lee Yong Ha, titled “The Beauty of Impermanence.”
6th October to 17th November 2567 (2024)
The World Fellowship of Buddhists (The WFB) is pleased to invite you to the opening ceremony of the photo exhibition by renowned Korean Photographer Mr. Lee Yong Ha, titled “The Beauty of Impermanence.” Join us on 6th October 2024, at 2.00 PM at the Queen’s Gallery on Rajdamnern Avenue, Bangkok.
The Exhibition will be open from 6th October to 17th November 2024.
This series of photographs reflects the keen eye of the artist, who finds beauty in the natural decay of plants and flowers. Over the years, he has dedicated himself to capturing this fleeting beauty, which can only be seen for one or two days each year.
These images, reminiscent of stunning paintings crafted from imagination, are the culmination of a decade of effort. The artist has meticulously sought to capture the essence of nature, avoiding modern editing techniques to preserve the natural beauty.
For those wishing to own these unique works, the artist offers both the photograph and its exclusive copyright. He is pleased to share these one-of-a-kind pieces with collectors. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the World Fellowship of Buddhists, supporting their mission to promote Buddhism globally.
The Exhibition will be open from 6th October to 17th November 2024.
This series of photographs reflects the keen eye of the artist, who finds beauty in the natural decay of plants and flowers. Over the years, he has dedicated himself to capturing this fleeting beauty, which can only be seen for one or two days each year.
These images, reminiscent of stunning paintings crafted from imagination, are the culmination of a decade of effort. The artist has meticulously sought to capture the essence of nature, avoiding modern editing techniques to preserve the natural beauty.
For those wishing to own these unique works, the artist offers both the photograph and its exclusive copyright. He is pleased to share these one-of-a-kind pieces with collectors. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the World Fellowship of Buddhists, supporting their mission to promote Buddhism globally.
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