Self Portrait - Oil on canvas - 20" x 24" Sold
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What is my art?
My art is about connection - to bring people of different races, cultures & nationalities together "spiritually". It represents
the journey of my life, connecting with people around the world
from Borneo, Singapore, Hong Kong, Myanmar, London and New York City amongst others.
The materials I
use are a fusion of different Eastern & Western cultures and traditions .Traditional
materials such as Chinese rice paper, oil and canvas fused in with newer materials such as acrylic mediums. I am also working
on materials such as semi-precious stone like jade, emeralds, rubies and other semi-precious
stones, to be incorporated into my abstract Olympix Series mixed media on canvas.
The ellipses in
my Olympix abstract mixed media oil paintings represent people of different races and
skin colors.The underlying background represent different cultures and
ethnicity within these different races & nationalities.
My Organic & Portrait Series also represent my interest in connecting with my subjects & the environment around me.
My artwork
reflects my personality,
expressive, and unpredictably fresh.
Past Exhibits:
DEC.18, 2008
CHINESE & ASIAN ARTISTS-GROUP ART AUCTION BENEFITING CABLE POSITIVE ORG. CHARITY ORG. FOR HIV &AIDS
Oct 2008
ArtRayChelsea Studio Gallery
Solo Exhibit"Inspiration EH-The Olympix Series"
526W 26th St. #Ste 713 Chelsea NYC
Sept. 2007
East Hampton Artist studio
375 Three Mile Harbor Road.
Cottage No. 8, East Hampton. LI, New York
Oct. 2006
Solo Exhibit "Organic Series"
Oil Painting & Mono prints
ArtNebo Studio Gallery
Chelsea, New York City
Oct. 2005-Art-Nebo Gallery
Chelsea, New York City
December 2005
Oct, 2002 - JDP Arts
208 Fifth Ave, Suite 2E
New York, NY 10010
August, 2002
Group Show - Southampton Artists Assoc.
The Southampton Cultural Center - Southampton, LI, New York
June 1 - 30, 2002
Prime Gallery LLC
Main Road, Southold , New York
May 1 - 31, 2001
The New York Public Library - Yorkville
* Fundraising for The NYP Library
The
Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research
Oct 1999 The Park Avenue Atrium NYC- Solo Exhibit
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