AUTUMN EXHIBITION 2023

My watercolour painting "Forest" is full of joy and with touching dose of optimism. And I bring it close to people, feel happiness.

Candid and expressive portraits of people. These portraits are worked up into oil paintings from old black and white photographs. I look for enigmatic expressions and wonder of the differences and similarities between the worlds of then and now.

Candid and expressive portraits of people. These portraits are worked up into oil paintings from old black and white photographs. I look for enigmatic expressions and wonder of the differences and similarities between the worlds of then and now.

Candid and expressive portraits of people. These portraits are worked up into oil paintings from old black and white photographs. I look for enigmatic expressions and wonder of the differences and similarities between the worlds of then and now.

Candid and expressive portraits of people. These portraits are worked up into oil paintings from old black and white photographs. I look for enigmatic expressions and wonder of the differences and similarities between the worlds of then and now.

Feel the vibrant colours and peace from within - as summer and autumn meets in September.

“Surrounded” was one of the first artworks I created as a way of visualizing how anxiety affects me. It’s as though I’m being compressed on all sides by an invisible force that leaves me feeling isolated. Anxiety and panic are still obstacles I encounter regularly but they have allowed me to empathize with others who struggle the same way I do and give us the chance to support each other. Although people suffering from mental health disorders come from all walks of life our shared experiences offer a platform for solidarity.

I, like many others, struggle with my mental health. It was through this struggle that "Overwhelmed" came to be - my attempt to express the toll that mental illness takes on its victims. My experiences with anxiety have left me feeling exposed, helpless, and alone. Despite this, I believe that hope can always be found and that our struggles inevitably bring us closer together.

There are around 300 species of octopus and they are found in every ocean. They are one of the most fascinating underwater species to dive with and every single one is different.

Geisha is a painting that represents different culture, different ethnicity, a beauty of women that follows certain tradition.

My Dream is about any women out there, shy or brave, fulfilled or broken by the life and yet no matter what always standing.

The Soul is about every single human being. Inside maybe crushed but there is always another day, maybe a person who will make our day. This painting is about our different way of feeling the world outside. It may be difficult to see colours and yet they are there.

In the crowd you have only a small chance to show how different you are from others. And yet it happens all the time that people go out of the crowd and shine.

This painting celebrates the transition of societies acceptance towards the LGBTQ community. Here we have a place where the LGBTQ community are accepted without judgement or prejudice for being different (stereotyped).

Nature is the source of life. It absorbs and precipitates our past, unites us and separates us. The earth is the same everywhere

Although we are divided by borders, diversity, language, the earth is the same everywhere. It preserves and absorbs our past, ecological and natural disasters, a place to live and a place to die. The earth should not separate us, but unite and bring us together

Self-portrait with cat

An abstract in blue.

An abstract of different shapes and colours.

Being born into a family with a legacy of traditional Eastern herbal medicine in Vietnam has helped shape my perception of Western practices and the use of acetaminophen pills as a solution for common problems within the human anatomy. I’ve witnessed in Western countries how accessible organic materials used in home remedies have been forgotten and replaced with pharmaceutical drugs. My work reflects on how people have become increasingly disconnected from nature due to busy consumer-oriented lifestyles and the consequent concerns of abusing artificial substances as a social norm within our modern society. It baffles me how even organic substances found in nature, like sugar and salt, are being replaced with artificial substances. Artificial Dose looks at this practice through a critical lens, revealing a haven path to herbal medicine, rooted within my culture. ​

The artwork seeks to honour and encourage women of different races and status in the society that they are bold, a game changer and strong. They will continue to break boundaries and overcome obstacles and be a source of motivation for the next generation of women

My art work seeks to honour and encourage women of different races and status in the society that they are bold,a game changer,strong and capable of everything.They will continue to break boundaries and overcome obstacles and be a source of motivation for the next generation of women.

A slightly hazy multi-coloured abstract of a sunshine lit wood.

Using yellows with collage and contrasting blacks, I created a formal straight lines painting that conjures up borders and separate areas.

I used soft mustard yellows for this calming, restful abstract painting.

Abstract, conceptual piece about the battle of pride.

The work is meant to mimic looking into the eyes of another person and feeling a sense of understanding with them.

Serie of photos "Gods" is serie of photos of my non-binary partner. Serie was made as reflection on inklusive gender of Gods.

"Street Life in the Corner of Cities ". It's a series of oil paintings from cities such as Chicago, San Francisco and London. The leitmotif in this series will be the city as a living space for a human, who go out into the streets in the evening, often on rainy days, to find a distance to life.

"Street Life in the Corner of Cities ". It's a series of oil paintings from cities such as Chicago, San Francisco and London. The leitmotif in this series will be the city as a living space for a human, who go out into the streets in the evening, often on rainy days, to find a distance to life.

"Street Life in Cities Corner ".It's a series of oil paintings from cities such as Chicago, San Francisco and London. The leitmotif in this series will be the city as a living space for a human, who go out into the streets in the evening, often on rainy days, to find a distance to life.

"Street Life in Cities Corner ".It's a series of oil paintings from cities such as Chicago, San Francisco and London. The leitmotif in this series will be the city as a living space for a human, who go out into the streets in the evening, often on rainy days, to find a distance to life.

This is the second painting in this series and shows women of different sizes, shapes, colour, cultures and lifestyles. There is not one model of femininity.

This is an abstract painting of a fantasy town with its many differently shoes vpbui,rings in a variety of co,ours.

I like to be healthy and taking part in yoga, Pilates and t’ai chi is how I do this. This shows women in different poses contorting their bodies to achieve the different postures required .

This painting celebrates women who do not conform to one model of being a woman. They are different sizes, colours, cultures and lifestyles.

Diversity of Talents amidst diversity of locations.

Diversity of Talents amidst diversity of locations.

My works are based on day to day activities which happen in my immediate surrounding occupied by the various endeavor of people; their struggling hardship to survive in the materialistic world. It is their toil and their needs towards their fundamental necessities that keep their spirit engaged with the whatsoever mundane predicaments they face. My creative pursuit is to explore realities of those people and their active space through different materials and try to bring my vision and perception through my visual/plastic medium. My perception is too concentrated on unconventional materials and their innovative use to fulfill the process of my creative imagination. Every artist plays a different and necessary part in contributing to the overall health, development, and well-being of our society. Creative thinkers and makers provide their communities with joy, interaction, and inspiration, but they also give thoughtful critique to our political, economic, and social systems-pushing communities to engage thoughtfully and make steps toward social progress.

Different themes are summarized in this artwork which reproduces the concept of origin, intended as "primordial cradle", "Mother-Earth", "mixing of the races" and "protective womb". The painting in fact, represents the African continent whose shape incorporates in its interior the mother-earth who wraps a child in her womb. The painting has been realized in two different versions.

This piece is based on a quote by poet and civil rights activist Maya Angelou and I hope that it will inspire the viewer to consider the effect they can have on others' lives.

This painting describes how each of us collectively and individuelly need to work on themselves to detach from our past and emotional wounds that are keeping us from living the présent moment and reaching our own divine light ...

The painting describe how each human is going through and dealing with their own turmoil during those changing times that we are all facing.