Gongga Gyatso

"Puzzle Buddha"
2016, 21×30cm, silkscreen printing on handmade paper
Gongga Gyatso, born in Lhasa, Tibet in 1961, is one of the most prestigious Tibetan artists in the world and the first Tibetan artist in history to be selected for the Venice Biennale theme exhibition. His works were exhibited and collected by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York . Collage is the well-known style of the teacher. This black and white work is a very ingenious work, a shadow of a Buddha. The Sudoku game divides the Buddha's shadow into two halves, so this work is called "Puzzle Buddha", the Buddha is a mystery , no one can easily understand the original meaning of Buddhism.From this work I found that not all games need to be drawn according to the fixed original shape, we can draw any shape we want.For example, our content is related to the subway. When we design the game, we can add some subway elements to it.

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