Art, life, and the everyday
The inspiration behind each piece, behind-the-scenes process, gift guides, and small stories from the creative life. Updated when the moment calls for it.
My First Exhibition in Kuala Lumpur
In a city where Malay, Chinese, and Indian cultures blend together — different languages, faces, and ways of life. But once people stepped inside the gallery, those differences quietly faded.
Covered by Hong Kong Media — Seen with Care
At the Hong Kong exhibition, local media wrote about the work through a cultural lens. Not to define it — but to truly understand it. Across languages and cities, the quiet emotions in these paintings were still seen.
From Old Homestead to Cultural Landmark — Collected by Yago Music
Thank you to Yaqin of Yago Music for adding this piece to their collection. Looking closer, I learned that Yaqin's family home carries a remarkable history — a scholar's residence with deep roots. Yago Music has been around for 70 years, growing from Taiwan's largest instrument factory into a beloved cultural and arts destination. If you're ever in Penghu, it's worth a visit.
What Happened in a 10-Minute Ride
I was taking a taxi to the airport. We chatted about work, life, the usual. With ten minutes to go, I asked one more question — and that's where the story begins.
A Painting Passed Between Two Shops
My husband delivered a painting to the owner of “Little Moonlight in the City.” He told us: when he first saw the piece, he sent it to their pastor — and the very next Sunday, the pastor preached on that exact passage and held up the painting for the whole congregation to see.