Here's a portfolio of my visual art pieces from 2015 - Present

Lotus (2021 - Present) [acrylic]

This series is inspired by the COVID-19 situation, after going through the photo album I came across the lotus ponds during my visit to Beijing, China. Looking back on the memory is feels surreal and almost like a dream.

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Lotus #1 - A girl under the shelter of lotuses that haven't bloomed. [40" x 48"]

Stranger (2017) [acrylic]

Stranger #1 - These are my most vivid memories of China, where I spent nine years of my childhood. [3ft x 4ft]

Stranger #2 - the well-known Canadian landmark, Snow Dome, inspired by Jin Me-yoon. [2ft x 3ft]

<aside> <img src="https://anexplorer.co/assets/img/screen-shine.png" alt="https://anexplorer.co/assets/img/screen-shine.png" width="40px" /> These three paintings depict the dissonance and insecurities I experienced coexisting in two cultures: Chinese and Canadian. I felt as if I belonged in neither culture, and I believe many Canadians might have had the same sentiments growing up.

The stylistic choices of this series were inspired by the following artists: Tenmyouya Hisashi, Andy Warhol, Shusaku Arakawa-Madeline Gins, Sol LeWitt-wall, and Yayoi Kusama.

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Stranger #3 - representative of me coming to terms with my identity.

[2ft x 3ft]

Predator & Prey (2018) [acrylic, mixed media]

<aside> <img src="https://anexplorer.co/assets/img/screen-shine.png" alt="https://anexplorer.co/assets/img/screen-shine.png" width="40px" /> Series of 2 works depicting my thesis of society's treatment of genderqueer and transsexual individuals. I want my work to convey the mindset of seeing gender as a piece of identification, not a limiting category. I wish to deliver this message through a nature-themed mixture of pieces. My works are connected by the idea of predator (society) and prey (individual).

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Spider - A camouflaged spider watches the prey in the shadows, similar to the hidden, controlling aspects of our society. [3ft x 3ft]

Creature - Placed in front of Spider, this creature represents the simplest form of our humanity, and it embodies our weak and fragile identities preyed on by society.