Cheoneunsa Hosts World’s First "Art in Meditation" Performance: Turkish Ebru X Singing Bowl Collaboration

Cheoneunsa International Exchange Project
"Art in Meditation" to Be Held on November 15

At 5:00 p.m. on November 15, the "Art in Meditation" performance will take place at Cheoneunsa Temple in Miro-myeon, Samcheok City.

Cheoneunsa International Exchange, The Art of Meditation Poster. Provided by Samcheok City

This event will mark the world’s first collaboration between an Ebru artist, representing the traditional Turkish art form, and a singing bowl meditation master. The performance is envisioned as a journey toward enlightenment, capturing the flow and rhythm of the deep blue East Sea waves and the tranquility of Geungnakbojeon Hall.

"Art in Meditation" is an artistic dialogue linking the transience of ocean waves with the eternity of faith. It encapsulates a meditative moment where color and spirit meet the resonant energy of singing bowls on a single wave.

Artist H. Kadir Bozok is a practitioner of Ebru, the traditional Turkish art inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. He has held exhibitions and educational programs at venues such as the POSCO Art Museum, Asia Culture Center, and Korea Foundation.

Meditation master Lee Chaewoon is a Tibetan singing bowl meditation master. As the head of Choutara Meditation Center on Gayasan Mountain and a singing bowl instructor in the Nepal Himalayas, he continues to share the art of healing and meditation.

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