Chinese ink painting is a traditional art form that uses ink on mediums such as paper or silk. By applying black ink, known as “mo”, and utilising techniques like brushstrokes, ink tones and washes, artists depict landscapes, plants, animals and figures with depth, texture and colour. Through delicate brushwork and a mastery of ink techniques, Chinese ink painters create captivating artworks that portray the beauty of nature and the essence of their subjects.