Liton Furukawa is a research ethics review officer, associate faculty member, and postdoctoral researcher who specializes in pediatric neurodevelopment and clinical trial management. Through her interdisciplinary work, she connects ancient linguistic traditions with modern scientific inquiry to create immersive experiences that explore the intersection of aesthetic calligraphy and human narrative. Outside of her research, Liton is a dedicated student of calligraphy, finding profound clarity in the meditative practice of ink on paper. She shares this practice to cultivate human connection.
Beyond the Square: A Multi-Sensory Journey into Calligraphic Art
In a digital age, we often lose our connection to the intentionality of human expression. Are you tired of AI-generated content that lacks soul, or do you feel disconnected from your own creative roots? This workshop bridges the gap between ancient East Asian calligraphy and modern storytelling. You will decode the “ancestral geometry” of Kanji, transforming complex characters into personal narratives. Through hands-on brushwork and scientific storytelling, you will master techniques to create your own original character-paintings. You will leave with a unique artistic toolkit, a deeper understanding of visual aesthetics, and a renewed sense of human agency in your creative work.