This is a lotus pond I finished a few summers ago. Most of the time, I would use color to express such scenery, but this time what touched me more was not the color, but the shape of the dense lotus leaves in the pond. They are large and small, overlapping each other, depending on each other, vying to grow upwards and compete for the sunlight. After I finished the painting, it really touched a friend, and she bought it to hang in her home.

This is an abstract work inspired by a spring forest, with its lush, multicolored branches. I attempted to express the vibrant life force of everything through abstract lines. This painting has been collected by a client in the United States.

Another commission completed. The client needed two paintings for his study, in an abstract style. His study room wall paint was rather dark, making the room feel a bit oppressive. He wanted two paintings to brighten the tone and make the colors more vibrant. This is the second one finished. Custom painting is about combining market demand with one's own taste. Fortunately, these two things don't conflict. I wouldn't call myself an artist, but rather a decent craftsman, and I

The client moved from California to Connecticut, and after moving into her new, empty home, she was reluctant to leave the walls bare. She contacted me to buy paintings, selecting several existing pieces and commissioning a few new ones. This is a small triptych for the side wall of her dining room, depicting various vegetables, including, of course, her favorite chili peppers. Even when she's abroad, she can often look at this painting to satisfy her cravings.