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Bitter Sweet

 

London,2023

celosia, craspedia, blueberry,lemon, bell pepper

Untitled

Calligraphy by yclee_ink

Dusseldorf, 2021

anthurium, calla lily,

pussy willow,queen anne's lace,panicum

Incense Experiment

 

Hong Kong,2019

sandalwood, makko powder

Untitled
 

Toronto, 2024

magnolia leave, spruce, talinum seed, asparagus

Shimenawa edition

Toronto,2024

mimosa, mizuhiki,red rice paper

Wild in Backyard

 

Toronto,2024

sunflower,tickseed, queen anne's lace,asparagus

Floral Feast 

This collection of artwork draws inspiration from the timeless philosophy of Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, which cherishes the fleeting beauty of nature. As a florist, I witness daily the inevitable waste of flowers, each discarded with a quiet sense of loss, as if nature’s beauty is overlooked. This piece seeks to transform these often-dismissed materials, imbuing them with new purpose and meaning. Through this process, what was once discarded finds deeper significance, reflecting both nature’s cycles and the creative journey itself. The focus extends beyond visual harmony, delving into the subtle structures of each material. Techniques such as stripping, cutting, and drying reveal their unique qualities, blending floral elements with culinary components to create a refined, elegant composition, where nature and art converge.

Floral Feast I

 

Toronto,2024

Floral Feast II 
 

Toronto,2024

Floral Feast III 
 

Toronto,2024

Floral Feast IV
 

Toronto,2024

Floral Feast V 
 

 Toronto,2024

Floral Feast VI 
 

 Toronto,2025

Floral Feast VII
 

Toronto,2025

Enshrine the Sea

 

Hong Kong, 2022

bamboo, amaranthus, dry grass, dry branches, cotton

Art Intervetion: The Mingled Darkness and Brightness

 

Hong Kong,2023

bamboo and rattan

"The Mingled Darkness and Brightness" is a site-specific installation inspired by the Chinese idiom 「龍蛇混雜」, symbolizing the coexistence of good and evil. Drawing from the history of the Kowloon Walled City in the 1950s, once a lawless area controlled by the Triads, the artwork contrasts the dragon's honor and power with the snake's wickedness. Using rattan and bamboo, the installation creatively depicts a dragon and snake, symbolizing the blend of light and darkness. The project emphasizes the interaction of space and shape, much like the art of Ikebana, and connects with the community by sparking discussions about history and culture. It aims to engage the public, revitalizing collective memories and enhancing the park's design.

Halloween 

 

Toronto,2024

Ornamental eggplant,dried sunflower, curly ting, Ceramic

Tea Room Blossom

 

Toronto,2024

Untitled 

 

Toronto,2024

Pine

First Breath of Spring

Toronto,2024

Forsythia

Tribute to Nature: Salmon run in Port hope​​

 

Toronto,2024

Pine Ornament

Chinese ink painting by yclee_ink

 

Toronto,2024

Pine

Winter Tree 

Toronto,2024

pine, fir, spruce, cedar, cypress, grevillea, eucalyptus, asparagus, miscanthus

Study room

 

Toronto,2023

Shimenawa edition

 

Toronto,2024

pine, mizuhiki, rice paper

Shimenawa edition

Calligraphy by yclee_ink

 

Hong Kong,2022

pine, mizuhiki, red rice paper, silk strip, dried plant materials  

Shimenawa edition

Calligraphy by yclee_ink

 

Hong Kong,2022

pine, mizuhiki, red rice paper, cotton strip, dried plant materials  

Winter Wreath

 

Toronto,2024

grapevine wreath, thistle, eucalyptus fruit, eucalyptus, cedar, pine, pine, fir, cypress

Winter Wreath

 

Toronto,2024

grapevine wreath, eucalyptus, cedar, pine, fir, cypress, grevillea 

 Dragon Boat Festival Ornament

 

London,2023

Shimenawa edition

 

Hong Kong,2023

pine, mizuhiki, cotton paper, cotton, dried plant pod

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