Malaysian artist Kang Yi uses cosmetics such as lipstick, false eyelashes, nail polish, eye shadow and foundation to create paintings similar to Chinese ink style, including New Years lanterns, firecrackers, goldfish, landscape paintings, Chinese Peking Opera masks, etc. wait.
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