Fleeting Happiness (Print Ed.)

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Artwork Details

Medium Acrylic, Canvas (Requires Framing)
Dimensions 76.2cm (W) x 76.2cm (H) x 1cm (D)
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Artwork Description

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“A woman is like a flower, like a dream,” says an old Chinese quote. It shows how women are fragile, like a withering flower or the dissipation of dreams upon awakening. Embodying the saying is myself painted in yellow and red, the colours of the Chinese flag. Growing on my skin and hair are native golden wattles. The flower, more than the national flower of Australia, symbolises fleeting happiness. Like the flower, the work is full of elements that represent short-lived joy.

This artwork emphasises how happiness is taken for granted. Often, we realise that we’re happy when it’s passed. Fleeting Happiness encourages to seize those short moments of joy before they are gone. Happiness can always be found if one knows where to look. Like the temporary flight of the kites, the colourful butterflies, or the birds in the sky, happiness isn’t always possessing material things. It is showing compassion for what you have as long as you have it—before the flower withers and the dream dissipates.

Artist Bio

Yin Lu is a 27-year-old Chinese Australian visual artist, art & craft teacher and mural artist based in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Significantly inspired by her Chinese heritage, her artistic practice uses a bold and contrasting style to express and amplify her cultural identity. With influences as diverse as Western art and Eastern aesthetics, new insights are synthesised with respect to both natural and historical perspectives.

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Yin's studio is in Brisbane