Painting with red wine and coffee is chic and creative

Lin Jinda paints with drinks such as red wine and coffee, which is chic and creative. Reporter Zhang Jiale / Photography

"Wow, Mr. Lin paints with red wine and coffee." Lin Chin-da, director of the 99 Art Society of Caotun Town, painted black tea, red wine, coffee and other drinks at an exhibition of works at the Qingshui compound Restaurant in Nantou City yesterday, attracting many onlookers.

Lin Jinda, holding bamboo chopsticks or spoons, dipped in red wine or black tea, began to paint. Tea and wine spread on the paper. Lin Chin-da slowly fiddled with the stainless steel spoon handle to let the rich brown color slowly disperse. The water marks appeared as if they were the lines of composition, and sometimes bamboo chopsticks were used to pull out thin lines.

A reddish-brown drink used by Lin Jinda as a paint for paintings. He sprinkled a little coffee powder on the wet painting to make the naked woman's head show a rich brown color. 'don 't touch the painting before it's dry, lest the wine and coffee will spread out,'he said.

Lin Jinda said that there is no threshold for painting. When they were young, many people used to pick up broken red bricks, doodle on the cement floor, or write on sand with branches. These are all examples of writing with daily equipment. He just wants to try to sprinkle colored drinks on the canvas. After several experiments, it feels good.

Lin Chin-da says that red wine and other drinks are not pigments after all. If they are not framed, they are oxidized in the air for a long time and are easy to fade. This attempt also makes people understand that, in fact, painting can be integrated into life, as long as a piece of painting paper, bring a drink, you can paint everywhere, so that painting can be easily combined with life.