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Artist Collection | Huang Yongyu
For the Year of the Horse, CHANGPHEL collaborates with Huang Yongyu to weave this “philosophy of bravery” into Tibetan rugs.
Unlike the solemn, galloping steeds often portrayed as symbols of duty and responsibility in traditional art, Huang Yongyu depicts horses with light, joyful and nimble gestures, revealing the innate vitality of life.
Inspiration
Ride Forth against the Wind, Set Out Freely
To ride forth against the wind means more than simply moving forward with your head held high. It represents the spirit of following your heart and roaming freely toward the wilderness.
This idea of bravery lies at the core of Huang Yongyu’s life philosophy.
Brush Captures Galloping Steed; Weavers Craft Quiet Bliss
Upon the rug, the horse raises its head and lifts its hooves, unrestrained and lively, as if ready to leap from the weave and travel with the wind.
Huang Yongyu’s concise, powerful brushstrokes are brought to new life through the hand weaving of CHANGPHEL’s artisans.
The artisans capture the painting’s spontaneous, vibrant energy through their weaving, bringing its rich emotion to the surface and creating a joyful, relaxed atmosphere in the home.
The horse under Huang Yongyu’s brush has cast off its bridle. It races not in pursuit of fame or success, but to follow its own path with courage and freedom.
After all, the bravest way to live is to stay true to yourself and set out without restraint.
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