Tsungwei Moo - "Inner Self"
Watercolor on paper mounted to 10×10 inch wood panel. Ships May 1st.
“Inner Self” reflects my journey as an immigrant navigating the complexities of identity and belonging. The vibrant colors represent the celebration of life in San Francisco’s diverse culture, while the contrasting figures express the duality of vulnerability and self-acceptance.
Initially, I struggled to fit into a new society, feeling disconnected from both my heritage and my surroundings. Over time, I learned to embrace my Chinese culture and find harmony within myself, shaped by the community around me. This piece is a testament to the beauty of self-discovery and the strength found in honoring both our roots and the diversity that surrounds us.
Watercolor on paper mounted to 10×10 inch wood panel. Ships May 1st.
“Inner Self” reflects my journey as an immigrant navigating the complexities of identity and belonging. The vibrant colors represent the celebration of life in San Francisco’s diverse culture, while the contrasting figures express the duality of vulnerability and self-acceptance.
Initially, I struggled to fit into a new society, feeling disconnected from both my heritage and my surroundings. Over time, I learned to embrace my Chinese culture and find harmony within myself, shaped by the community around me. This piece is a testament to the beauty of self-discovery and the strength found in honoring both our roots and the diversity that surrounds us.
Watercolor on paper mounted to 10×10 inch wood panel. Ships May 1st.
“Inner Self” reflects my journey as an immigrant navigating the complexities of identity and belonging. The vibrant colors represent the celebration of life in San Francisco’s diverse culture, while the contrasting figures express the duality of vulnerability and self-acceptance.
Initially, I struggled to fit into a new society, feeling disconnected from both my heritage and my surroundings. Over time, I learned to embrace my Chinese culture and find harmony within myself, shaped by the community around me. This piece is a testament to the beauty of self-discovery and the strength found in honoring both our roots and the diversity that surrounds us.
