Traditional Chinese style watercolor painting of a woman in a green dress, with long dark hair, holding a umbrella, with colorful background and red stamps in the corners.

For me, art is a language

that can be felt but not fully spoken.

My work seeks to be poetic—neither bound by East nor West, but shaped by both traditions. Painting is an experimental process that often evokes visceral sensations of pleasure and pain.

LEARN MORE

Traditional Japanese ink painting of a woman's face with black ink outlines and soft watercolor washes in pinks, greens, and grays, with red seal stamps.

Secret Garden
– Salute to R.J.

The Dove said, “I was born to travel.”

And I told the dove, “When you’re tired of flying, come to me, to the secret garden I built for you, where you can rest, drink, and bathe.”

Abstract watercolor painting with flowing black lines, blue, pink, and green hues, and red stamps, featuring a face with open eyes, seen in a minimalist style with Asian art influences.

Contemporary

Ink, water, line, and color move across the surface, allowing human forms to emerge rather than be fully described. Translucent layers and fluid contours create a quiet tension between presence and disappearance.

Merging traditional rice paper with contemporary sensibilities

to create works defined by poetic simplicity.