from woven fine to silken twine for soul divine
121 x 91 cm
acrylic on woven tradition fabric
Both the military and institutionalized forms of Buddhism have drawn on and projected their own versions of tradition, in which women are expected to be submissive and are placed within a worldview that sees them as fundamentally below men. My work draws on these themes and critically examines ideas of tradition.
AVAILABILITY: Out of stock
2024
Acrylic and paper collage on Myanmar fabric
121 × 91 cm (36 × 48 inches)
Signed on the front
Painted in the studio in Paris, France
AVAILABILITY: In stock
A pride of being who you are, knowing what you want, valuing your existence is the motif of this framework. The unique fabric patterns merged the traditional props which innovated intimacy, highlighting the innermost nature of womanhood/femininity.
Proudly withholding against the current culture of daily lives for treating women-wears as dark things to make men’s souls dirty by touching, using, washing or hanging together.
Women should be freely able to discuss intimate subjects about their sexual livelihood and deemed to be explicit topics by society, without being frowned upon by the conservative public.
AVAILABILITY: Out of stock
AVAILABILITY: Out of stock
2024
Acrylic and paper collage on Burmese fabric
121 × 91 cm (36 × 48 inches)
Signed on the front
AVAILABILITY: Out of stock
2024
Acrylic on Myanmar fabric
120 × 90 cm (36 × 48 inches)
Signed on the front right.
Painted in the studio in Paris, France.
AVAILABILITY: In stock
AVAILABILITY: Out of stock
2024
Acrylic on Burmese fabric
121 × 91 cm (36 × 48 inches)
Signed on the front
AVAILABILITY: In stock
2024
Acrylic and paper collage on Kachin fabric
121 × 91 cm (48 × 36 inches)
Signed front left
AVAILABILITY: In stock
AVAILABILITY: Out of stock
AVAILABILITY: Out of stock
AVAILABILITY: Out of stock


















