Her work moves between realism and impressionism. She captures the small, sweet moments of life that remind us of the words of the American author Kurt Vonnegut:

“Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you’ll look back and realise that they were the big things“.

This philosophy is reflected in her art, where she captures the beauty of the everyday and encourages reflection on these moments.

For her, a good portrait is not only about the likeness, but more importantly about the emotions and personality. She sees life as a process of self-discovery, exploration and healing. Through her art she tries to create a deep connection with the viewer.

In her work she likes to use warm colours, especially orange, which symbolises life and energy. As a contrast, she incorporates the calming complementary colour blue. She wants people to resonate with her work and evoke an emotional connection.

Biography

Born in China

Emigrated to Europe in 2000

Living in Germany since 2004

The artist has been interested in art and philosophy since her childhood. At a young age, she learned calligraphy and traditional Chinese painting, which brought out her talent.

However, she decided to study business and engineering. Although she was successful in her career, she felt a void. About eight years ago, she filled it with portraiture.

In addition to portraiture, she also studies calligraphy and paints eclectic subjects, including landscapes and abstract art.