September 26, 2025International Journal of Innovative Research and Scientific StudiesOpen Access

Cultural hybridity and the evolution of Buddhist art: Exploring the integration of Chinese and Tibetan traditions in a globalized age

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ZCZhong-yi CHENDongguan University of Technology IKIntan Khasumarlina binti Mohd KhalidSultan Idris Education University XQXiong QianShinawatra University

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This study explores the evolution of Buddhist art using mixed materials from Chinese and Tibetan traditions, indicating how cultural exchange shapes sacred meaning.

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Mixed materials in Buddhist art can maintain sacred meaning during ritual contexts and accurate image representation.
The study outlines that materials, image guidelines, and context play vital roles in creating new artistic expressions.
A two-track model of ritual use versus display and teaching illustrates new ways to understand art in a globalized world.
Clear communication by curators is essential to prevent artworks from losing their cultural context and becoming mere spectacles.

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CHEN et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d6cd5bb1249cec298b335f https://doi.org/10.53894/ijirss.v8i6.10170

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This study explores the evolution of Buddhist art using mixed materials from Chinese and Tibetan traditions, indicating how cultural exchange shapes sacred meaning.

Cultural hybridity and the evolution of Buddhist art: Exploring the integration of Chinese and Tibetan traditions in a globalized age

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Cultural hybridity and the evolution of Buddhist art: Exploring the integration of Chinese and Tibetan traditions in a globalized age

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