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"Vision" & "Vessel" Murals (Hayward, CA)
"Vision" is a sculptural mural created with nearly 2,000 pounds of corten steel bolted onto concrete. Spanning four stories, its grand cascading shapes and line work encourages a visionary perspective that aims to join the seen and unseen worlds.
"Vessel" is a large-scale painted mural designed to pair with its sister mural "Vision." The hollow center invites viewers to contemplate the abundance that comes from receptivity, a meditation on the fertility of emptiness.
www.louischinn.com
www.misstangq.com
"Vessel" is a large-scale painted mural designed to pair with its sister mural "Vision." The hollow center invites viewers to contemplate the abundance that comes from receptivity, a meditation on the fertility of emptiness.
www.louischinn.com
www.misstangq.com
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Making a Multimedia Splash Pad - Layers of Time
มุมมอง 151ปีที่แล้ว
This splash pad was created by multimedia artists Louis Chinn and Huameng Yu and is an artistic interpretation of the geologic events that shaped Salem Harbor and the North Shore of Massachusetts. The three layers of the splash pad represent different periods of time that occurred over millions of years. Inspired by this deep time perspective dating back to Pangea, “Layers of Time” gives insigh...
Making of a Brass and Acrylic Mural - Rivers of Time
มุมมอง 66ปีที่แล้ว
“Rivers of Time” 2022 Forest River Park, Salem, MA Louis Chinn & Huameng Yu www.louischinn.com www.misstangq.com Patinated Brass, Printed Cast Acrylic, LED This mural was inspired by the paleogeographic and human migration history of Salem Sound. The artwork was adapted from a depiction of the landmass and estuaries when the ice sheet retreated 10,000 years ago. Each waterway is embedded with c...
Making a CNC etched, latex ink printed, LED lit acrylic mural
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Using cast acrylic, latex ink, LED lights. A Drop Landing is a permanent installation at the Instructional Technology Center at Western Oregon University. Commissioned by the Oregon Arts Commission. Artwork description here: www.misstangq.com/installation#/droplanding/ Music by Jyun Jyun: www.louischinn.com
Making BIG Hollow Cast Resin Clouds
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Using XPS foam, silicone rubber, a urethane mothermold, rotocaster, dichroic lenses, LED lights. This installation was a custom fabricated hanging sculpture and light fixture for Western Oregon University's Instructional Technology Center. Commissioned by the Oregon Arts Commission. Artwork description here: www.misstangq.com/installation#/gathering-radiance/ Music by Jyun Jyun: www.louischinn.com
How to consult the I Ching using Yarrow Stalks
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Yijing and Bazi Chinese astrology readings: www.tigereyeastrology.com Some of my favorite Yijing Translations: A great workbook for beginners - The I Ching Workbook by R.L. Wing First translation in the west and most studied by academics (with a forward by Carl Jung on the Yijing’s influence on his explorations of the unconscious) - The I Ching or Book of Changes by Richard Wilhelm My favorite ...
The Oracle Interactive Installation at Seattle Asian Art Museum
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The Oracle is an interactive installation that brings the Yi Jing, an ancient Chinese divination tool to life, giving participants a custom reading through animations and music in an immersive sculpture. This project is a collaboration between multi-sensory artists Louis Chinn and missTANGQ, featuring creative coder Tiffany Ta. The Yi Jing is the oldest recorded text of divination dating back 6...
ANiMA: A Mythic Epic Exploring A Borderless Future
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ANiMA is an unique exploration of ancestry, tradition, nature, and technology. The show adapts ancient mythologies into contemporary storytelling. Animations are projected onto a custom screen while multi-instrumentalist Louis Chinn plays original, folk infused electronic music. Interactive visuals map onto performers’ bodies, responding directly to their movements, while missTANGQ, shadow danc...
Fisherman Myth - A Live Storybook
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A “live storybook” of cut paper and mixed media gif animations created by missTANGQ for an audio video stage show with orbé orbé. These animations were part of a live performance which included storytelling, live instrumentation and vocals performed at Seattle Town Hall in partnership with The Common Acre, opening for a Paul Stamet's talk. This new mythos tells the story of environmental degrad...
Keynote on Immigration, Queerness & Finding Your Calling : missTANGQ
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Keynote Speech for King County Library System's Teen Voices #freetobe Event missTANGQ is a Chinese-American multi-media artist and first-generation mystic-nerd. She is deeply inspired by the hyphenated experience and explores this through mask-making, animation, installation, and performance art to create cross-sensory and interdisciplinary work. For more info, visit: www.misstangq.com
The Oracle Animations Clip (Based on the Yi Jing)
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Stop motion animations from the interactive installation, The Oracle. Created by missTANGQ Music by Jyun Jyun Housed in a fully immersive temple space, The Oracle gives audience members a customized reading using the ancient Chinese divination system, the Yi Jing. Participants ask a question for which they seek advice, and a reading is triggered through interactive technology. Images and sound ...
this very different from other yarrow stalk tutorials i've seen. all of the others derive the line from counting the leftover "result" (4 or less) piles, converting those results into a 3 or 2, and then adding each group of three to get a 6,7,8, or 9. also, in one of the tutorials, after dividing the start pile into two groups, the first stalk is removed from the same pile as the next four count process rather than from the opposite pile. apparently all of these methods are mathematically correct but do we know the true original?
Thank you for this teaching. I agree with you about the Deng Ming-Dao edition. But I also like the Wilhelm edition very much. The Deng Ming-Dao edition 2006 - print, contains a number of editing errors. The kindle edition, 2013 appears to contain the same errors.
I have never done anything with I Ching, but, I LOVE this video. It is quite clear to me that this is an ancient computer- the original AI ??? !! It develops responses/outputs/outcomes/results through well executed functions and tabulated data !! The use of the coins and sticks are ergonomically practical and effective!! This system can be used to to develop probability via statistically derived outcomes,but, it cannot answer questions directly/ reliably enough for me .. not just yes/no, or either/ or ..anything precise is not possible....what is my mom's name ? etc... Can someone connect with the materials used somehow and influence the direction of the calculations? MAYBE! however, there is a lot of that kind of thing going on, all the time, without the use of I Ching.....I think that our conscious minds MUST digest and develop conclusions with a variety of influences; is I Ching influential for everyone????....possibly, but even if it is not; it is an amazing technique with lots of things to admire and respect...Thank you for this awesome video!
How is the cost
I have 10 6 sided dice with the first 6 Trigrams 1: ☰ Heaven (Qian) 2: ☷ Earth (Kun) 3: ☵ Water (Kan) 4: ☲ Fire (Li) 5: ☳ Thunder (Zhen) 6: ☴ Wind/Wood (Xun) on it, since its not 8 sided im missing ☶ Mountain (Gen) ☱ Lake (Dui) are these dice worthless or is there something i can do with them?
Absolutely fantastic explanation! But my lord is this tedious. Now I see why most people use coins.
what primer do you use in it?
This is a very clear explanation and also deep in meaning. Thank you!
Thanks for the beautiful demo of this awesome system
8:53 cound bundle in the centre or at the top?
Is there some corrections if I'm left-handed? Thank you!
Wow
Fantastic! Loved the ''Cosmology'' section- it was like a poem in three dimensions. Wonderful to hear the definitive pronunciations of phrases like wu-wei that I have treasured for so long (but was never sure how to say!). I see you use Deng Ming-Dao's trans. I have his 365 Tao book and it is a treasure.
I bet, the specifics of the handedness, the coins, and the layout must have something to do with the "Yellow River Map," and the, "Luo Shu Square." I'm going review those next.
Is there a list of different ways to cast the I Ching? I know of how to use three coins and yarrow stalks. You just taught me that casting the I Ching with yarrow stalks uses the wood element. And that got me to thinking, does that mean there are five ways to cast the I Ching? I assume the three coins method of casting would be linked to metal. I would rather like there to be eight ways for the eight trigrams. Maybe yarrow stalks is creative since yarrow stalks grow and flipping coins is receptive because the coins are traditionally yin. The main difference, and why it is worth experimenting with multiple casting methods, is because there are different probabilities of getting moving lines, aren't there?
This is the best explanation I have found for the yarrow divination method. Understanding the symbolic workings makes it more meaningful. Thank you!
I love this explanation!! I came across this video looking for an explanation to Hexagram 7 since that’s what I “received” 😬. Thank you for this video! ☺️🙏🏽
There’s a new translation of the I Ching by Benebell Wen. It’s a massive tomb and she also has a strong Daoist background.
Thanks so much for this lesson. How do you write the numbers? From top to bottom, or bottom to top? If 7 is the first arrived at number, will this be the bottom - foundation line - of the hexagram, or the top - heaven - line?
The hexagrams are always built from the bottom up. So the first number received results in the bottom line. The 6th line is the top and last line of the hexagram. Hope that helps!
I agree, your explanation is the first one out of many that I understand and can follow as an instruction to try my own reading.. thank you
Thank you 🙏
When I learn a new divination system, I love learning all sides of it. Each way of casting it and finding which one I like the best. I like all of them so far. I've done the coins and I've even come up with my own casting method where you only have to cast the coins twice. I'm getting a divination system when you draw cards so that will be even quicker. I'm loving learning all of these and that it's not a yes and no. It's a legit question and even each line how the line is arranged in the hexagram has its meaning and you can go in depth with that meaning. Turning it into a more powerful reading. I've had so many new little revelations with this, and I don't know which casting method I'll keep with. But I asked if using the yarrow method of casting is going to be the best one. I ching said that it was the traditional roots to cast that way and that that is the right path. It also said that just because others have this same path and are walking with you doesn't mean that their path is the better way. It's saying whatever comes listen to my intuition as consistency is the key. Even with Tarot you don't get this clear of an answer. I love how I ching covers all the basis of the question and gives you advice on the answer as well.
So utterly fantastic but useless as a complete educational exercise. You should have shot until you actually received a changing line and show how the line changes and how a line is soooooo important in a reading. I have not learned how to ‘count’ for a changing line. Disappointed…
Thank you so much 🙏🏻
So in my set i bought the instructions say to make note and count the discarded stalks in each phase and convert them to either a 2 or 3 and then add them together to get the final number, whereas you just divided the the left over pile of stalks by 4s to get the final number, are both methods correct? Just different ways to get the same answer? Help 😅 lol i want to do it the most authentic way… the way you demonstrated definitely saves some time and notation lol
That was absolutely great ! Thank you
excellantexplanation of the process andproceedure much appreciated
In almost eight years of working with I Ching, this is easily the most clear and concise tutorial for using the yarrow stalks that I have ever seen
I have wondered for years how to use yarrow stalks for i ching, thank you so much for this !!
Can you do a video on how to interpret multiple changing lines?
✨ s p e c t a c u l a r ✨ tx for sharing 🙏
There must be several different ways to cast the I Ching with yarrow stocks. This is the third different way I've seen this evening.
this is really deep and powerful - i love this work
very clear - very helpful - please show us more about the Oracle - we would be grateful....thank you
I've really appreciate this method. Thank you very much for sharing it! I've also realized after a few times using the traditional stalks method (the one you can find in the classical The I Ching or Book of Changes, translated by Richard Wilhelm) that it's quite more probable to sort a few numbers more than others, and, as consequence, it interferes in the result of the hexagram sorted. So, from what I'm experiencing a few times now, this new stalks' method you've taught provides more equal sorting when we talk about the numbers' possibility.
I've been wanting to learn I Ching forever and I finally bought myself a set. This video is by far the best one I've found and I'm so grateful for it. Thank you so much Miss Tangq!
Thank you, I have been looking for an explanation of the yarrow stick method like this for years.
Can you give me a reading or I do I have to do it. How many times can you do this in a week? Can you do it if you need an answer? Thank you, for your time.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful journey
I have always wanted to learn this way but most of the books I had read it from did not make sense to me. This helped a lot. Thank you.
Great video, thank you! 👍🏼
Hello MissTangQ. I missed your instagram account. The content was beautiful. But thank you for making your own youtube account!
One of the best, actually the best video on how to use Yarrow Stalks for I Ching. I already have about 2 or 3 different instructions on how to use the stalk method. This one is far the best instruction, for 6, 7, 8 or 9 lines.
Nicely done.
Truly enjoyed watching the progression, I would love having a cloud like that! Congrats, my friend!
This was so helpful! Thank you very much! You're a good teacher.
Thankyou!
This is wonderful! I had no idea about any of this... I love it and cannot wait to try it. Thank you very much for sharing, and so clearly explaining, this ritual process as well as the spiritual and philosophical background.
Wow! Beautifully explained I knew another method where you would hold the 3 rounds of "excluded" sticks in your left hand. Could you share where does this other method comes from? I like this one better to be honest!