Snow Blanket, 2017 (SOLD)
acrylic on canvas
24"x 24"x 1.5"
Passage of Hope, 2017 (SOLD)
acrylic on canvas
24"x 24"x 1.5"
Sage Garden, 2019
oil on canvas
24"x 24"x 1.5"
Forsythia, 2017
acrylic on canvas
24" x 24" x 1.5"
Between Raindrops, 2017
acrylic on canvas
24"x 24"x 1.5"
Bittersweet, 2019
acrylic on canvas
20"x 20"x 1.5"
Susan, 2019 (SOLD)
oil on canvas
20"x 20"x 1.5"
Murmur of the Mohawk, 2019
oil on canvas
24” x 24” x 1.5”
Snow Etude, 2019
oil on canvas
24"x 24"x 1.5"
Light of the Day 1, 2016 (SOLD)
acrylic on canvas
36"x 36"x 1.5"
Light of the Day 2, 2016 (SOLD)
acrylic on canvas
36"x 36"x 1.5"
Light of the Day 3, 2016 (SOLD)
acrylic on canvas
36"x 36"x 1.5"
When in Deep Water, 2016 (SOLD)
acrylic on canvas
30" x 24"x 1.5"
Remember My Golden Willow, 2016 (SOLD)
acrylic on canvas
40" x 16" x 1.5"
Chartreuse Shadow, 2015
acrylic on canvas
12"x 12"x 1.5"
I have experimented with different subject matters and styles. The series “Poised in Nature” seems to convey my expression in the most honest way. By recognizing different shapes and sizes of plants, mingled and tangled, yet keeping their own growing directions toward light, I learn acceptance from its faithfulness and find courage to move forward.
The nature-inspired paintings are more in the manner of a portrait, rather than a landscape. What draws my attention in nature is an individual subject with its immediate surroundings that suggest a unique story, a trace of time and struggle. While my painting is representational, I find the motives both from real life and imagination. They are either simply depicted as a state of being or situated as a metaphor, as a means of self-reflected expression. My aspiration is to bring out the mood and the sentiment that touches viewers can identify. The textures and subtle monotone palettes resonate my pursuit of serenity and simplicity.