Dreaming Horse in Starry Night - Year of the Horse Print Postcard

Dreaming Horse in Starry Night A black horse gallops across an boundless sea, symbolizing a free spirit. Distant, mountainous islands embody the essence of land and belonging. A dove soaring above the horse's back transforms into wings of hope, guiding the journey towards the future. The olive tree whispers peace, while the lantana flower blooms with resilient vitality. The stars, shooting stars, sun, and moon in the night sky collectively watch over this land. The horse chasing dreams in the sea of stars connects nature, humanity, and belief, offering hope for a journey illuminated ahead. Winner of the 40th National Printmaking Exhibition, Republic of China - National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts Designer: AWA Wang Yu-Lin Paper: Ivory Card 250lb Size: 14.8 x 10.5 cm Origin: Taiwan *Please note that slight variations may occur due to differences in computer monitor displays, as well as the angle and lighting during photography. We recommend purchasing only if you are comfortable with these potential minor discrepancies. "BA,TU" originates from the symbol of the number 8 laid horizontally, signifying infinity, and representing the potential for cultural inheritance and the continuation of creativity. "TU" signifies a path, and within the character are the elements of water and earth, the very essence of pottery and a metaphor for the spirit of the entrepreneurial journey. BA,TU aims to bring art closer to everyday life, allowing local stories to be felt, heard, and cherished. 【Artist Information】 FB: AWA Wang Yu-Lin IG: awa_artkichi Born in Nantou County, graduated from the Department of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Art, National Taiwan University of Arts, with a minor in the Department of Graphic Communications. Subsequently, she pursued a career in art education. In 2018, she decided to embark on a working holiday in Japan. During this period, she engaged in exchanges and exhibitions with local artists. Inspired by the legend of the "UFO base" on Mount Rokko in Hyogo Prefecture, she launched a series of artistic creations. Her landscape sketches document the moments of her travels, while her dynamic illustrations capture human stories.