Melancholik!: women in art

24.9.13

Rose Wong

Rose Wong's surreal strokes will get the viewer tangled and entwined. Looking at her art is like getting lost in a dream; lost in a good way. Her illustrations are whimsical, curious and quaint.

Her Five Faces

Hair is a salient feature that somehow constitutes mystery. Flowy patterns in artful fashion constructs images that are worthy of recognition and appreciation.

In and Out

Entangled by the Scent of Tea

She Cried Perfect Tears

Girl with the Golden Hair

Longing

D is for Dreaming

Holding Closely

Rose Wong sites:

http://www.rosewongart.com/
www.facebook.com/rosewongsart

12.9.13

Sylvia Ji is a passionate artist projecting her love for beauty. Her dynamic style will continue to surprise and leave art lovers in awe at how she expresses devotion in her craft. I for one admire the exquisite elements of her artworks.

La Bendita, 2010

I love how the woman in Sylvia Ji's works are portrayed as strong and vulnerable at the same time, presenting femininity's flexibility and grace. A distinct detail in her art is sugar skull drawing on faces of the subjects giving an enigmatic touch; this makes her paintings even more notable and striking.