COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS ORANGE LI
The Puzzle of Minds 2015.11 18” ×24”
Photo credit: You Wu
THE PUZZLE OF MINDS COLLAGE REINTEPRETATION
COLLAGE OF MINDS People’s minds jumps from one fragment of life to another, perhaps which forms a life long dream. Humans are bound by the patterns that they are identified with. They sometimes glad, sometimes anxious, sometimes excited, sometimes sad. Isn’t we are making the life smaller and limited?
LONG-FORGOTTEN
WISDOM EXCITED ANXIOUS SAD GLAD
REALITY SYMBOL
anxious
But is there something been forgotten? There are also moments when you feel peaceful and care about the gain and loss no more. Many sorrows seem just gone, with the rise of a deep peace and happiness in your heart. That is so close to your reality.
Step out to watch the minds as a spectator
FIVE SMALL OBJECTS 2015.10 12” ×15”
Photo credit: You Wu
FIVE SMALL OBJECTS STILL LIFE IN SPACE
LIFE IN THE MIXED MA
KITCHEN ATERIAL
I am a facade?
THE FACADE OF SOME BUILDING
Photo credit: PROMILA SHASTRI
Veggies love here!
LIFE IN THE KITCHEN 2015. 11 40” ×60”
Photo credit: You Wu
FOLDING PAPERS OBJECTS IN EYE
FOLDING PAPERS 2015. 09 5” ×8”
Photo credit: You Wu
FALL FOLIAGE IN THE LAKE LANDSCAPE IN MIND
FALL FOLIAGE IN THE LAKE 2015. 09 8” ×10”
Photo credit: You Wu
STEPS IN FALL 2015.10 12” ×15”
Photo credit: You Wu
Kaskey Park, University of Pennsylvania Photo credit: Orange Li
STEPS IN FALL RESET UP PALETTE This is an exploration of color. By simplifing the environment and limiting the color application, a new atmosphere can be created.
LEMONS IN THE MIRROR 2015. 09 22” ×24”
Photo credit: You Wu
LEMONS IN THE MIRROR SPATIAL LABYRINTH
The mirror is making everything confusing, the space refleted within it, and the cup...... there is something wrong with it. On the left exists a weird object and is twisting the spatial order of all the other objects, or not? But, luckily, the light of the space is so warm and cosy. Guess it is somewhere real.
MOUNTAINS
2015.11 40” ×50”
Photo credit: You Wu
Suzhou Museum by I.M. Pei
Rockery in Suzhou Museum designed by I.M.Pei, which he thought represents the spirit of Chinese Culture.
Created the base photograph in photoshop.
Applied oil paints.
Photo credit: 大麦茶
MOUNTAINS CHINESE LANDSCAPE
Chinese landscape painting is one of the most inspiring and stirring arts I have ever seen. It derives from the Chinese philosophy and Zen Buddism. The nature is not separated from humans, instead, we are part of the nature, with our spirituality connected to the universe. Chinese landscape never tries to depict the “real�, but to evoke the same feelings one might have when he sees the paintings as what he feels right in that scenery. Painting is a medium that enables the audiance direcely reach the spiritual level the painter is, or used to be, experiencing. This oil painting is all the same, except that it is on the photographs. The strokes will take care of all the thing the painter wants to say, and no words are needed any more.
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