My art is semi-abstract.
I have created paintings featuring still lifes, landscapes, and cultural architecture.
I have also harmoniously incorporated various artistic styles onto a single canvas.
For sections created with spray paint, I adopted the “action painting” technique of contemporary art,
while rendering reflections in water in an “Abstract Expressionist” style.
I painted the house in a “Pop Art” style,
yet depicted the marble and water droplets realistically.
My youngest son has autism.
Whenever it snows, he loves running around and making “snow angels.”
This inspired me to conceive an angel-shaped puzzle design.
This angel puzzle symbolizes a healer who cares for the lonely through the love of Jesus.
The water droplets represent individuals isolated from society.
I present artworks that serve as channels of healing, hoping to bring light into the dark corners of people’s hearts.
I hope you find positive energy through my paintings.
The key point in my paintings is the cross, the light of the world.
The title is “Angel Flower Q – 3B”
Numerous flowers represent the crowd living in the digital society.
A big flower is a marginalized person in modern society.
The flying angel puzzle gives hope to those who are struggling and lonely.
In other words, Angel Puzzle is the healer that takes care of lonely people with the love of Jesus.
I want you to receive positive energy through my paintings.
England
Mixed Media (30″ x 40″ x 1.5″) 2023
I traveled to England with my family.
The village with a British fairytale feel, Windsor Palace, and Gothic style Big Ben were really cool.
Rose flowers with the design of “E”, the first alphabet letter in the British spelling, dance to the ringing melody above The Red English Telephone Booth and then head towards Windsor Palace, where the shadow of the Queen Elizabeth ll of England can be seen in the window.
Additionally, The Red London Bus passes over a map of the United Kingdom and the British flag design can be seen.
Snowflakes in winter night are action modern art style and lake is abstract expressionism. The water drops are hyper-realistic and the houses are expressed in pop art style.
In modern society, lonely people ( water drops ) are scattered among the crowd like grains of sand on a beach.
Due to their Internet addiction, they sometimes get swept up in the crowd mentality without even recognizing their own identity.
The angel puzzle in the work brings warmth to the hearts of lonely people with the love of Jesus.
Lonely people escape the dark tunnel and regain vitality in life.
USAF Military Family Life
Mixed Media (30″ x 40″ x 1.5″) 2022
My husband retired after serving 20 years in the US Air Force as a lieutenant colonel. ( USAF jets are flying in the sky.)
He also went on deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan as a doctor.
He is a Caregiver (Angel Puzzle) who treats wounded soldiers (Water Drop, Marble – Hyperrealism)on the battlefield . My family moved from place to place whenever my husband received orders from the Air Force.
CA – MD (Black-eyed Susan.) – FL ( Orange Blossom.) – CA ( California Poppy.) – NC (Flowering Dogwood.) – GERMANY – TX ( Texas Bluebonnet.)
(The typeface was applied as a collage technique in the work.)
I painted the houses my family lived in and the flowers of each state.
And the Texas boots were designed in the shape of a vase, and points were given to the boots with a map of the United States along with Hawaii, and each area where my family lived was marked with crystals.
The green leaf on the vase is a heart (the love of Jesus) design.
As our family goes wherever we go, guided by the Lord, the golden angel puzzles fly in rows and reach the cross.
Victory Over COVID-19, One Day
Mixed Media (30″ x 40″ x 1.5″) 2020
Covid floats in the air.
Heaven’s door opens and the light of the Holy Spirit shines brightly from the cross of angel puzzles.
Finally, the light of the Holy Spirit destroys the Covid virus.
The sharp points from the light of the Holy Spirit punctures the virus. The virus is blown apart.
The virus pieces are sucked into a black hole that is surrounded by penrose stairs.
The steps on the penrose stairs have the words “COVID” and “Corona vaccine” and “Jesus” on them in different languages.
Covid comes out after being sucked into a maze of black holes in a garbage can in Texas.
As the whole world passes through the road of the crucifixion of suffering Jesus, the Covid vaccine is created and saves many people.
Covid infected people are symbolized by silver beads, drops of water, and marble. The angel puzzles scattered throughout are caregivers who take care of patients with the love of the Lord.
Many lives have been lost due to Covid recorded in the page of human history, has spread all over the world.
Many of the corpses carried by New York’s corpse freezers were buried in a cemetery on Hart Island. Angels lead souls to the stairway to heaven and rest in a beautiful heaven without pain.
In times of hardship and adversity, we must overcome together, helping each other with the hope of a bright future.
May you have peace of mind in the Lord while admiring Victory over COVID-19.
New Orleans
Mixed Media (30″ x 40″ x 1.5″) 2020
Whenever I travel, I find inspiration in the new things I encounter. I deeply imprint iconic local landmarks—such as St. Louis Cathedral—into my memory. I also catch glimpses of the joys and sorrows of life through the daily routines of locals selling Louisiana hot sauce on the streets. While immersed in these emotions, my eyes are drawn to the Mardi Gras masks, hats, and bead necklaces displayed in shop windows, and these images gradually accumulate in the repository of my memory. When I paint, I retrieve these fragments of memory one by one and arrange them in place, much like assembling a puzzle. This creative process offers me a unique, personal sense of catharsis and healing; it is a truly exciting and rewarding experience.
When inspiration strikes, I begin by sketching the overall outline of the composition in my mind. After establishing the subject’s contours, I refine the sketch repeatedly to ensure a stable composition. In other words, I determine the placement of still-life objects or landscape elements based on my own compositional style, then experiment with lighting from various angles—relative to eye level—to bring out a sense of three-dimensionality.
The next step involved infusing the colors of the New Orleans flag into the shadows cast upon the Mississippi River behind the iconic St. Louis Cathedral. To reinforce the work’s theme, I incorporated the fleur-de-lis—a symbol of New Orleans—into the logo on the Louisiana hot sauce bottle. Furthermore, by adding a mask to the bottle’s form, I created an optical illusion that makes the inanimate object appear to come alive. The shadows along the Mississippi River evoke the shape of an eye; adding an eyebrow transforms the image into something resembling a cat wagging its tail. The design of the Mardi Gras hat creates a sense of rhythm through the use of curves that appear to sway in various directions. This represents an attempt to break away from conventions by dynamically depicting static subjects and statically rendering dynamic ones.
Additionally, the tablecloth beneath the bottle features a cemetery design rendered from a bird’s-eye view; the St. Louis Cathedral and surrounding buildings are depicted in a Pop Art style, while their reflections in the Mississippi River are painted using Abstract Expressionist techniques. Small splatters of paint scattered across the sky evoke the “action painting” style of modern art. The three crosses depicted inside the bottle symbolize the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, with light radiating from them to illuminate the darkness.
Next, I place great emphasis on color harmony. I lived in Germany for three years and traveled extensively across Europe. I was captivated by the colorful houses reminiscent of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tales; when combined with the bright, dazzling, heavenly sunlight of Texas, this influence led my work to feature vibrant, rich colors. As warm tones dominate the palette, I paid close attention to balancing them with cooler hues. To create a sense of unity, I rendered the background sky and the outlines of all objects in blue. My work follows a semi-abstract style; if the painting is divided into four or even forty sections, each part can be appreciated as either a figurative or an abstract composition.
If you look closely at my various paintings , you can discover hidden, treasure-like elements such as crosses, heart patterns, angel puzzles, snowflakes, stars, flowers, cats, owls, dolphins, turtles, the Eiffel Tower, paintbrushes, palettes, Mardi Gras bead necklaces, hats, umbrellas, trumpets, maps, flags, teacups, ice sculptures, pearls, metal spheres, marbles, crystals, and water droplets. These symbols are scattered throughout the work, inviting the viewer on a treasure hunt. I have employed various artistic techniques—including Impressionism, Pop Art, Hyperrealism, Abstract Expressionism, and Action Painting—tailored to the theme of each piece, fusing them together on a single canvas.
France
Mixed Media (30″ x 40″ x 1.5″) 2019
The motives of the work, France, are masks, ribbons and feathers, and owls, and the painting technique in which the side and front views of the vase intersect is in the style of Cubism.
The water droplets in the vase are the tears of owls and are painted with hyper-realistic techniques.
On the rock of Saint Michael’s Mount, I drew the design of the Eiffel Tower, a symbol of France, and depicted the reflection in the water with abstract expressionism. You can also see kayaks, French flags and crosses.
The design of the table cover expresses a building in the center of Paris from the perspective of a bird’s eye view. In addition, each space where a building meets another dot signifies the digital internet culture in modern society.
It is a message that angel puzzles visit lonely souls (drops of water) in the crowd and heal them with the love of the Lord
Lady Bird Lake 1
Acrylic (48″ x 24″ x 1.5″) 2017
I created a series of works based on canoeing in the Lady Bird Lake. The light of the Austin skyline is reflected on the lake combines various techniques of modern art. It was transformed into various colors by different textures.
Angel Flower Q – 1, 2
Acrylic (20″ x 20″ x 1.5″) x 2, 2014
Numerous blossoms and stripes in the paintings represent a solitary crowd pouring into our digital society, and the angel puzzles scattered all over the place are those who perform the love of Jesus Christ to under privileged people represented as silver beads. Everyone who admires the paintings is hoping that each person’s heart will be healed by true love.
I painted in a semi-abstract style, combining still-life and landscape. Small flowers are painted like action painting on modern art style, some flowers are painted like impressionism. Water drop, iron ball, marble are painted realistically. The house was painted in a pop-art style and the water reflection is painted in an abstract expressionism style. I blended many art styles onto a single canvas.