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Abstract Painting: Spring This is an exciting project focusing on the theme of the four seasons, with the current piece representing Spring. As a work in progress, it captures the essence of renewal and vibrancy associated with this season. Elements to Consider Color Palette: Bright and pastel colors, such as greens, pinks, and yellows, to symbolize blooming flowers and fresh foliage. Textures: Incorporating different textures to represent the softness of petals and the smo

Title: Pride A vibrant and modern painting featuring a stylized peacock with a radiant fan of geometric feathers. Bold outlines, striking color contrasts, and rhythmic repletion give eh work a lively contemporary feel. I wanted to highlight the peacock as a symbol of confidence, virtue and self-expression, making the piece both visually attractive and emotionally appealing. Year: 2025 Medium: Oil and acrylic Size: 80cm x 80 cm

Color Project #1 explores the vivid greens and layered textures of tropical foliage found along the beaches of Vietnam. It is a study to emphasize color harmony and natural movement, trying to capture the serene atmosphere of coastal vegetation. I wanted to evoke calm, freshness and organic energy!

This piece is intended to capture a moment of beauty discovered during my travel. Painted on a tiny canvass, it distills that memory into a joyful bouquet busing with life, a sense of abundance, and above all gratitude – gratitude that I am still alive, and gratitude that someone arranged such a beauty in transitory places!

It is about the arrival of spring with cherry blossoms in full bloom against a serene blue sky and ice cold water river. I used textured brushwork to give petals a sense of movement and light while the fresh greens below evoke the renewal and vitality of the joyful season.

It is a lyrical homage to the garden my father created by himself. It is a harmonious world with the rhythm of rounded shrubs, the gentle cadence of flowing water, and the luminous lantern that stands like a steady note of guidance. I did not paint the garden as it is, but interpreted it as a symphony of memories from childhood, the passage of seasons, and my father’s passion for gardening. This is where care becomes melody and the heart recognizes the quiet music of home!