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NAME: Sleep Walker/1（Watercolour,300gsm watercolor paper, rough grain, cold-pressed ）SIZE（inch/cm）:18x24in/45,7x61cm
A mixed media work incorporating watercolor and experimental materials
This painting has been acquired by Wolfson College, University of Oxford.
In a world saturated with noise and longing, Sleepwalking captures the quiet struggle between societal dreams and individual reality. Figures drift upward, searching for space and meaning—awake, yet wandering.
Crafted over 50 hours with layered watercolor and texture techniques, this diptych reflects the emotional tension of modern life. A meditation on disconnection, resilience, and the invisible journey within.
A mixed media work incorporating watercolor and experimental materials
This painting has been acquired by Wolfson College, University of Oxford.
In a world saturated with noise and longing, Sleepwalking captures the quiet struggle between societal dreams and individual reality. Figures drift upward, searching for space and meaning—awake, yet wandering.
Crafted over 50 hours with layered watercolor and texture techniques, this diptych reflects the emotional tension of modern life. A meditation on disconnection, resilience, and the invisible journey within.
NAME: Blue Morning at Mount Rainier(Watercolour,300gsm watercolor paper, rough grain, cold-pressed ）SIZE（inch/cm）:18x24in/45,7x61cm
Based on a drone photograph of Mount Rainier at dawn, this studio watercolor captures the hushed beauty of a Seattle winter morning, where blue mist drapes the landscape in stillness and light.
Executed in a classical academic style, the work combines shihua (poetic wash), layered glazing, drybrush detail, and varied brushwork — techniques used to evoke atmosphere, depth, and quiet emotion.
More than a scene, it is a meditative rendering of place — immersive, contemplative, and faithful to the haunting elegance of the Pacific Northwest.
Based on a drone photograph of Mount Rainier at dawn, this studio watercolor captures the hushed beauty of a Seattle winter morning, where blue mist drapes the landscape in stillness and light.
Executed in a classical academic style, the work combines shihua (poetic wash), layered glazing, drybrush detail, and varied brushwork — techniques used to evoke atmosphere, depth, and quiet emotion.
More than a scene, it is a meditative rendering of place — immersive, contemplative, and faithful to the haunting elegance of the Pacific Northwest.
NAME: Ninght Blossom（Watercolour ,A mixed media work incorporating watercolor and experimental materials） SIZE（inch/cm):8 X 10.5in/20X26.67cmPRICE: $389.99SOLD OUT
NAME: Dahlia（Watercolour ,A mixed media work incorporating watercolor and experimental materials) SIZE（inch/cm):8 X 10.5in/20X26.67cmPRICE:$ 389.99SOLD OUT
NAME: Morning Bloom（Watercolour ,300gsm watercolor paper, rough grain, cold-pressed） SIZE（inch/cm):8 X 10.5in/20X26.67cmPRICE: 399.00A mixed media work incorporating watercolor and experimental materials
In the mist of an early summer morning, this plein air watercolor captures a rare aquatic bloom—found only in the pristine lakes of a remote town near China’s southwest border. Floating gently on still water, the plant emerges softly, almost imperceptibly, through the haze.
Known to flourish only in the purest waters, its presence is both fragile and extraordinary. The artist, a traveler across cultures and landscapes, records such fleeting moments of natural grace—preserving on paper what the eye might otherwise forget.
In the mist of an early summer morning, this plein air watercolor captures a rare aquatic bloom—found only in the pristine lakes of a remote town near China’s southwest border. Floating gently on still water, the plant emerges softly, almost imperceptibly, through the haze.
Known to flourish only in the purest waters, its presence is both fragile and extraordinary. The artist, a traveler across cultures and landscapes, records such fleeting moments of natural grace—preserving on paper what the eye might otherwise forget.
NAME:NAME: Early Spring at Mount Rainier（Watercolour ,300gsm watercolor paper, rough grain, cold-pressed) SIZE:（inch/cm):10.5 X 14in/26.67X35.56cmPRICE: 499.00This watercolor was created over a two-day plein air journey atop Mount Rainier in early spring. Braving cold temperatures and sharp alpine winds, the artist spent five concentrated hours painting on-site — despite pigments resisting flow and gusts toppling the easel.The result is a vivid meditation on Mount Rainier’s shifting moods: fleeting clouds, icy light, and the quiet drama of thawing wilderness. Loose, expressive strokes capture the rawness of early spring and the atmosphere’s restless beauty. More than a landscape, the piece reflects the artist’s deep attunement to nature — and the silent resilience found in its extremes.
NAME:NAME: Early Spring at Mount Rainier（Watercolour ,300gsm watercolor paper, rough grain, cold-pressed) SIZE:（inch/cm):18in X 12in/45.72cmX30.48cmPRICE: 899.00
NAME: The Code of Growth
（Watercolour 300gsm watercolor paper, rough grain, cold-pressed）Award Winner SIZE（inch/cm):18 X 10.5in/20X26.67cmPRICE: $ 899.00A mixed media work incorporating watercolor and experimental materialsIn this work, pigment becomes terrain, and water becomes time. Layers of granulated color, green stains, and hand-brewed coffee seep into the fibers of thick watercolor paper—blurring the boundary between nature and medium.Drawn from both scientific observation and poetic intuition, the painting unfolds like a microscopic landscape: valleys etched by washes, ridges built by sediment, and quiet blooms emerging from coffee’s earthy trace.
Embedded within the color fields is a maternal presence—a feminine form shaped by fragments of green, gazing toward growth. Step back, and the scattered hues align into a vision both organic and symbolic: a reflection on regeneration, fragility, and the slow resilience of life.
NAME: Sleep Walker/5（Watercolour ）
SIZE（inch/cm):8 X 10.5in/20X26.67cmPRICE:$ 489.99A mixed media work incorporating watercolor and experimental materials
NAME:Golden Afternoon in a Seattle Neighborhood” — Watercolor with 22K Gold Leaf Embellishment（Watercolour 300gsm watercolor paper, rough grain, cold-pressed）A mixed media work incorporating watercolor and experimental materials SIZE:（inch/cm):8 X 10.5in/20X26.67cm
SOLD OUTThis autumnal watercolor captures a quiet moment beneath Seattle’s fiery maples, where warm light filters through crimson leaves and chickens wander freely in a neighbor’s yard. The golden sunlight, delicately rendered, evokes a sense of calm and seasonal richness.
Drawing on East Asian gilding traditions, the artist incorporates 22K gold leaf using the Miao Jin (描金) technique — illuminating foliage and sunlit air with subtle, hand-applied brilliance. This fusion of cultures and materials reflects Seattle’s diverse spirit, where natural beauty and heritage quietly intertwine.
SOLD OUTThis autumnal watercolor captures a quiet moment beneath Seattle’s fiery maples, where warm light filters through crimson leaves and chickens wander freely in a neighbor’s yard. The golden sunlight, delicately rendered, evokes a sense of calm and seasonal richness.
Drawing on East Asian gilding traditions, the artist incorporates 22K gold leaf using the Miao Jin (描金) technique — illuminating foliage and sunlit air with subtle, hand-applied brilliance. This fusion of cultures and materials reflects Seattle’s diverse spirit, where natural beauty and heritage quietly intertwine.
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