🌌俳句が変える、書の表情｜芭蕉・蕪村・一茶を三つの書体で表現する／ゆう書チャンネル Vol.40

How Haiku Transforms the Expression of Calligraphy. The same brush, the same ink, the same paper. Yet when the haiku changes, the calligraphy takes on a completely different expression. In this series, I have attempted to express the world of haiku through three different calligraphic styles, using famous verses by Matsuo Basho, Yosa Buson, and Kobayashi Issa. A verse by Basho depicting stillness. A verse by Buson depicting majestic nature. A verse by Issa brimming with human warmth. While savoring the sentiments and scenes embedded in these haiku, we explore the calligraphic forms that best suit each one. A rich world unfolding within just seventeen syllables. Please enjoy the charm of calligraphy, which gives form to that invisible world. [Haiku Featured in This Episode] ■ Matsuo Basho “The stillness—the cicada’s cry seeping into the rock” ■ Yosa Buson “The rough sea—the Milky Way stretching across Sado” ■ Kobayashi Issa “Little sparrows, make way, make way—the horse is coming through” Which piece left the deepest impression on you? Please let us know in the comments section. ―――――――――― Calligraphy & Commentary Yuji Arita Planning & Composition Yosuke Arita Script Collaboration ChatGPT Music WonderaAI Narration Video Production Company VIDWEB https://vidweb.co.jp/ Video Production Yu-Sho Channel ―――――――――― Your subscriptions, likes, and comments are a great encouragement to us. Through calligraphy, we aim to share the beauty of the Japanese language and culture with you. #Calligraphy #Haiku #Matsuo Basho #Yosa Buson #Kobayashi Issa #JapaneseCulture #BrushPen #CalligraphyArt #YushuChannel Translated with DeepL.com (free version)