Acrylic on Canvas


Large–scale, hand–painted works where geometry, identity and memory intersect.
Each canvas is built slowly in layers — like architecture — with colour fields, fragments and symbols forming an inner structure. These paintings are conceived as long-term companions for homes, galleries and collectors, not temporary decoration.

Series 1：Geometry of Identity

In this series, the “face” becomes an architectural field.
Eyes, profiles, hats, hands and cards dissolve into grids, colour bands and symbolic shapes. Each work is a psychological map — a way of speaking about identity, inner life and cultural memory without using literal realism. Calm on the surface, these portraits hold a complex, layered rhythm underneath.

Series 2：Architectures of Color

These paintings treat colour as a structural material.
Vertical and horizontal divisions echo facades, towers and spatial grids; light and shadow are suggested through layered fields of pigment rather than perspective. The result is a quiet architecture of planes and rhythms — spaces that feel both urban and meditative, suspended between painting and design.

Series 3：Archive of Fragments

Here, the canvas becomes an archive.
Small squares, tiles, stripes and symbols are arranged like pages in a visual notebook. Each fragment holds a trace of mood, place or time; together they form dense surfaces that invite slow reading. These works echo textiles, mosaics and data grids, turning personal and cultural memories into a carefully ordered field.

Small Works on Paper

Small Works on Paper are our most intimate works –
four-piece sets painted on 30 × 40 cm artist paper.

Each group is built like a small architecture of color and geometry:
fragments, symbols and quiet rhythms that echo our large canvases,
but in a more personal, collectible scale.

These works are ideal for starting a collection,pairing with bookshelves or corridors,
or creating a composed wall of four pieces that live together as one visual sentence.

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