Feng Shui contemporary art

 To favor the circulation of positive vibes harmoniously at home, it is important to understand and respect certain rules, even when it comes to contemporary Feng Shui art. What are the Zen principles for decoration and paintings?

•    One doesn’t overburden the rooms: to favor a proper circulation of energy, we do not pile up anything, we do not accumulate too many objects and we favor ventilated spaces.
•    Zen paintings are placed in key areas: on the walls of the living room, the entrance, or the dining room, for example, to concentrate positive energies in strategic places of the home and promote communication. 
•    We make sure that colors and shapes are in tune with each other: in this art of living, each color, shape, and material has a precise correspondence and is balanced or not with other elements; even with a Feng Shui painting, we do not forget to balance out these elements! 
•    Each room has its own color: if you choose a Feng Shui painting, pay attention to its dominant color, to hang it in the right room; for example, blue adapts well to an office or a library, because it promotes concentration, a pink painting should be put in a bedroom or a bathroom, yellow goes very well in the kitchen or the living room, purple can be present in a living room, etc. 
•    Paintings can help you bring peace at home: depending on the pattern which is represented on a painting, it is possible to trigger energies in certain rooms, such as a mountain painting or waterfall in an office, or even a painting with a creative spirit in a child's room. 
A Zen painting is quite easy to recognize. There are four criteria that allow you to recognize and decipher a Feng Shui painting:

•    The represented elements: often, the painted elements are typical patterns of Zen paintings, such as trees, mountains, rivers (more or less gentle or restless), sea, symbolic animals, flowers, buds and leaves, contemplative landscapes, forest, sun, and moon, etc. These elements call out meditation and provide a feeling of well-being when one gazes at them.  
•    The composition of the painting: the composition of a Feng Shui painting is always balanced, the artists play with the forms and strive to assemble them properly, to create visible harmony.
•    The colors used: the colors of the Zen paintings lean on the rules of the art of Feng Shui living because each color has its own meaning and its peculiar energy.
•    The atmosphere released by a painting: you’ve surely noticed, when one gazes at a contemporary art Feng Shui painting, one feels relaxed and at peace. There is an obvious sweetness which is passed on through each Zen painting.