Acrylic on plywood.
12x12"
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Ready to hang with wire and d-clip hooks, protected with 50:50 matte/satin varnish.
I am Andrea "Dre" Cheung, an award-winning illustrator and art director from Hong Kong, currently based in Montreal. I hope you taste a moment of joy through my work, be it in a tranquil jungle, a towering alpine mountain, or a steaming plate of dumplings. Simple things like these inspire me to share the colourful flavours of life, and I hope you enjoy them too.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
I am often on the road looking for new inspiration- because my crafts are rooted in food, traveling, and nature. I express my love for the vibrancy of life through rich, luscious, and nuanced colour palettes, drawing attention to the extraordinary details in ordinary everyday situations with my painterly realism.
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