When calligraphy meets cowboy Tang suit: Winfred Hung, a master of calligraphy.

Have you ever thought that calligraphy can be more than just black and white ink on paper, but a flowing fashion and an attitude towards life?

Winfred Hung, a Hong Kong calligraphy designer (founder of "Draword"), shows us with his creativity that calligraphy can be played with in this way!

「書法本身就帶有一種流動的韻律，但寫在紙上過於平面；而服裝（字衫，點撇系列）則能將平面的藝術立體化並完美呈現，這正是我最著迷的地方。」

Winfred Hung, founder of "Draword | Calligraphy," is a local calligraphy designer. He majored in humanities in high school, studied business in university, and ultimately pursued a career in the arts. He shares his creations online and teaches calligraphy in the real world. His macro goal is to integrate traditional calligraphy into modern life, while his micro goal is to connect people through words.

Winfred's denim Tang suit jacket is part of the exhibition "Draword | Painting Characters" and "New Clothes as Before," a work created through their shared passion for calligraphy—the "Heartfelt Painting Characters Calligraphy Design Exhibition." The exhibition deconstructs the strokes of calligraphy, such as "dots," "left-falling strokes," and "right-falling strokes," then personally writes them onto fabric with a brush, bringing traditional Chinese characters to life on the garment and creating a unique "character shirt" belonging to "Painting Characters" and "New Clothes as Before."

This "calligraphy shirt" is not only an artwork, but also a wearable fashion item that perfectly blends the Zen of Eastern calligraphy with the casualness of street style, allowing calligraphy to step out of the exhibition hall and into everyday wear.

📹 Want to delve deeper into the inspiration behind Winfred Hung's "word shirts"? Don't miss his interview video, where he shares his personal journey of continuing to use ink and brush to write artistic stories that belong to this era!