THE UNSEEN AIR
Read more about the evolution of this series here.
“Interlude”
53cm x 73cm
Watercolor on paper and metal foil. Painted in 2022
The interlude is a work of art that captures the essence of my recent artistic exploration, combining my experiment with copper leaf and my exploration of larger dimensions.
There was a delicate balance of precision and spontaneity, much like the dance of the tango.
“Always in Déjà vu”
34.5cm x 50cm
Watercolor and pencil on paper. Painted in 2022
“Fleeting mountain II”
27cm x 36.5cm
Watercolor on paper. Painted in 2022
“Hydrangea I”
25cm x 40cm
Watercolor on paper. Painted in 2020
In June, the entire city of Vancouver is embellished with luscious blooms of hydrangeas. The longevity of these flowers every year and the reminiscence of summer that they evoke brings me great solace.
“Hydrangea II”
36cm x 50cm
Watercolor on paper. Painted in 2021
During the month of June, Vancouver is adorned with the lush blooms of hydrangeas all over the city. While June is often associated with the pre-summer rainy season, I found solace in the soothing nature of these rainy days. Unlike the heavy rainfall and sweltering heat of the summer to come, the rain in June provided a comforting respite.
“Hydrangea III”
36cm x 50cm
Watercolor on paper. Painted in 2021
For this piece, I aimed to depict hydrangeas in a contrasting color palette. I wanted to maintain the vibrancy of magenta and neon yellow-green while also achieving a harmonious balance between these two hues in juxtaposition. This theme of contrast and harmony guided my creative process throughout the piece.