The Singing Bird Will Come is a series of paintings featuring repeated images of bird, bonsai and goddess. The natural wonder of the "small world" is addressed with the ecological reality of both shrinking resources and attempts at conservation and containment. By miniaturizing the landscape and confining it into man-made receptacles such as bowls, cups and dishes, it is possible to protect, nurture and if necessary, regenerate that which is endangered. The combination of Eastern imagery with a representational style, explores various aspects of spiritual, environmental and culturally personal concerns from an Asian-Canadian perspective. Just as birds are able to navigate more than one element, their metaphorical association with qualities such as transmigration, freedom and the harbinger, allows for possible interpretations according to a diversity of reference.
"The Singing Bird Will Come"
Acrylic, 12" x 8" sold
Acrylic, 10" x 16"
"Bonsai Winter"
Mixed Media, 74" x 56"
"Nothing to Eat, Might
As Well Sing"
Acrylic, 26.5" x 21.5"
"Bonsai Groups of Seven"
Acrylic, 22.5" x 89.5" sold
"Fallow"
Acrylic, 31.25" x 21.5"
sold
sold
"Clinging to a Rock"
Acrylic, 12" x 23.25"
sold
sold
"Christmas Bonsai"
Acrylic, 10" x 20"
sold
"Bonsai Finch"
Acrylic, 20" x 10"
sold
sold
"Bonsai Cups"
Acrylic, 14.5" x 11.5"
"Bonsai Minute"
Acrylic, 48" x 48"
"Messengers From Paradise"
Acrylic, 48" x 42"
"Draft for a Miniature
Planet"
Acrylic, 10" x 24"
"Time Lapse"
Acrylic, 16" x 8"
"Storey Birds"
Acrylic, 41" x 25"
(total)
#1,2,3,5,6 -sold
"One Bird Flapping"
Acrylic, 60" x 60"
sold
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