the "Floral Kaleidoscope" and "Gossamer Petals: Echoes of Spring"

in anticipation of spring, here is a curated collection of my artworks cataloged in a dual series: the "Floral Kaleidoscope" and "Gossamer Petals: Echoes of Spring". Both series invite viewers to delve deeper into the symbolic significance of spring, prompting contemplation on personal experiences of renewal and metamorphosis, as we strive to harmonize with the rhythmic cycles of nature.

SAKURA

a powerful symbol of spring, renewal, and the beauty of life.

the Floral Kaleidoscope series

a cornucopia of flowers bursting forth with life, creating a visual symphony that resonates with the abundance of life returning after the dormancy of winter. each bloom dances gracefully across the canvas capturing the essence of spring's ephemeral splendor. 

Cactus Flowers

The exuberant hues prevalent throughout my compositions serve to amplify the palpable sense of vitality and rejuvenation synonymous with the season of spring. These paintings depict the joyous spirit of spring's awakening through the incorporation of dried petals, serving as a poignant reminder of life's cyclical essence and the inherent beauty found within transient materials.

artichoke blossoms

 

Gossamer Petals: Echoes of Spring

petals, a delicate and vibrant muse for my art, embody the essence of spring with their emergence. drawn to their intricate beauty, i infuse petals in my works as symbols of renewal, vitality, and fleeting moments of life. 

 

Lavender Dreams #SOLD

to a private collector in New York

Aokigahara

#SOLD @SaatchiArt

to a private collector in New York

the making of Aokigahara

 

the Pink Forest #SOLD

to a private collector in Stamford, CT

 

celebrating International Women's Day

a mini anthology celebrating International Women's Day

From depictions of female equality to powerful representations of iconic figures like Frida Kahlo, my paintings aspire to amplify the voices of women throughout history and across cultures. Through the lens of feminism, these pieces aim to challenge societal norms, celebrate diversity, and inspire empowerment. With the intricate blend of mixed media, these paintings serve as a visual testament to the enduring struggle for gender parity and the boundless capabilities inherent in every woman.

 
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Children Playroom Commission

The Puffins Tea Party

tiered Dacquoise using hand-painted lace, metallic dragées and florals

I was honored to be commissioned by a gorgeous and charming family from California for their Childrens’ Playroom. The family was drawn to The Puffins: The First Date, below, that was sold to a collector in Singapore earlier this year. Armed with creative freedom, I decided to cast the family as Puffins at a Tea Party, against a backdrop of the Northern lights.

The Puffins: The First Date, 201940 x 30 x 1.5 inLace, Art Paper, Acrylic, Pastel and Oil

The Puffins: The First Date, 2019

40 x 30 x 1.5 in

Lace, Art Paper, Acrylic, Pastel and Oil

We decided to include the pets to complete the ‘family portrait’.

We decided to include the pets to complete the ‘family portrait’.

Cookie Jar using sugar and a coat of resin.

Cookie Jar using sugar and a coat of resin.

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Mommy joins in on the Tea Party perched on a luscious purple forest gateau with white chocolate swirls.

The cupcake was formed by piping acrylic above liners. A sprinkle of rainbow nonpareils added a whimsical finish.

 
For the luxe cream scones, I applied hand-painted lace and fabric.

For the luxe cream scones, I applied hand-painted lace and fabric.

 
The Puffins: The Tea Party, 201948 x 36 x 1.5 inMixed Media

The Puffins: The Tea Party, 2019

48 x 36 x 1.5 in

Mixed Media

Kyoka Suigetsu →

Kyoka Suigetsu

2018. Acrylic, Oil and Pastel 

36 x 24 in

The painting as displayed at the Superfine Art Fair May 2018 in New York was sold to a young collector. 

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Recent feature on Roadkala

An interview with Gary Low a Malaysian Chinese artist based in New York.  With a visual vocabulary dominated by florals, he celebrates the myriad ways that nature’s immense beauty and power inspire art.

Hanami (2017, Mixed Media)

Hanami (2017, Mixed Media)

Gary’s artwork also examines political and social issues, his pieces reflect the complexity of this subjects creating a strong, dynamic, and full of emotions artwork. Please visit: http://www.roadkala.com/gary-low/

Roadkala is an art site dedicated to supporting and highlighting artists globally.

 

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Suigetsu (2018, Acrylic, Oil and Pastel)

Suigetsu (2018, Acrylic, Oil and Pastel)

Filter Florals (2018, Mixed Media)

Filter Florals (2018, Mixed Media)

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46th Annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House

May 1 - 31, 2018
110 East 76th Street

Each year a selective group of interior designers transform a Manhattan home into an exquisite and chic exhibition. Please come see one of my earlier works featured, the original "The Waterlilies and the Setting Sun" in the stylish bar by the talented designer Wesley Moon.

https://www.tickettailor.com/events/kipsbayboysandgirlsclub/144729/

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Kips Bay Decorator Show House & Shop Hours:

Mondays - Saturdays 11a.m. - 5p.m.

Tuesdays and Thursdays 11a.m. - 8p.m.

Sunday Noon - 5pm

 

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