painting, drawing, mixed media
//there are short notes after double slashes (this // symbol) for every art piece in this section. double slashes are typically used for comments in programming languages, I'm using them for brief comments on my art !
Flatfish, 2025, acrylics on 9 found tiles [click on it to see each one separately], 6″x6″ each //all of them are paintings of real flatfish of California, there are dim captions with names on each tile. these are floor paintings
Falling down from the ladder, 2025, mixed media on canvas [click on it to see details], 20″x24″ //somebody was climbing the ladder patiently and gradually and now they are flying right down
Inhabitant, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 36″x18″ //a fragile creature landed their little spaceship home on a green planet. they are is swimming in the swimming pool to the flags
Come pick it up if you want it, 2025, pastel on paper, 19″x24″ //part of the drawing series about my friend's murder. the yellow blanket in this drawing was always on her bed the year when we lived together. my friends found it by the dumpster with other stuff and texted me
Almost time, 2025, pastel on paper, 19″x24″ //part of the drawing series about my friend's murder. this drawing shows the time before my friend died in her newhall house
Ye really?, 2025, pastel on paper, 19″x24″ //part of the drawing series about my friend's murder. this is the scene of talking on the phone at night and learning the news
Calling clones, 2025, pastel on paper, 14″x17″ //one of the sketches for drawing series about my friend's murder
Landed, 2024, acrylic on wood, 12″x36″ //the aliens leaving a fragile human all alone, watching him from the structure he built around himself
Salmon in the room, 2024, acrylic on found wood [click on it to see details], 46″x33″ //how even the well-structured world gets gently invaded
Tarot, 2024, acrylic on black board, 20″x30″ //a witch in power; you could maybe see her in your tarot deck
Everybody's leaving, 2024, acrylic on canvas panel, 5″x7″ //they are leaving because it's too dangerous to stay
Bottle up your tears and get back to work 2, 2023, acrylic on canvas, 8″x10″ //please read the note that came with 'Bottle up your tears and get back to work 1'
Bottle up your tears and get back to work 1, 2023, acrylic on canvas, 8″x10″ //this is a diptych about when I didn't have any time for crying because I was on a deadline so I had to bottle up my tears temporarily, to address the deadline first and then to find time to cry
Wall in the sky, 2024, acrylic on canvas [click on it to see details], 36″x18″ //despite the world being overstructured with repetitive hills, fish swimming in one row in a civilized way, the brick wall kind of translucently covering the sky, a strong wide tree grew in the middle of the wall and rooted in the calm structured river
Island house 1, 2023, mixed media (with real moss) on found wood, 23″x18″ //this island with a tiny house is in the middle of a fast river stream which brings a lot of never stopping movement and life force to its surroundings
Island house 2, 2023, mixed media (with real moss) on found wood, 23″x18″ //this island with a tiny house is in a calmer, safer space, perhaps, in a cove
Island house 3, 2023, mixed media (with real moss) on found wood, 23″x18″ //this island with a tiny house looks like it is still maybe floating in the ocean looking for a place to settle yet protected by the ocean waters
Lost boys bridge, 2023, acrylic on wood, 20″x16″ //northwest of LA city, in Santa Clarita, there is a bridge that is called Lost boys bridge. when I first wandered to there, I didn't know the area very well, it was getting dark, I was all alone, I was wondering what boys got lost on that bridge
Falling down from the ladder, 2022, mixed media on found foam, 17.5″x24″ //I made this piece after a safety class for studio artists where we ended up watching videos of people falling down from ladders for half an hour
performance, sculpture, installation
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