high heavensAbout this Piece From the collection Jiangsu Garden Aesthetics Zhiyuan Garden High Heavens by Song Yang Body of work that contemplates nature not just as scenery, but as sanctuary. In this vertical composition, a slender banana tree reaches upward with poetic restraint, its branches drawn in a refined ink line that evokes both solitude and quiet majesty. The title (High Heavens) draws from a classical Chinese idiom describing a world of vastness and

the goldfish brings an uplifting sense of abundance and good fortune to your space

turning quiet sorrow into a full emotional flood

two round-bodied fish with patchy

conceptual design to your space

From the collection Fish – Coral Reverie by Chi Ying

With bold lines and saturated color

The composition showcases a traditional Chinese approach to botanical painting—elegant

" The whimsical absurdity and vibrant hues capture Choi's playful

they evoke the spiritual paradox of form and formlessness—where something eternal blossoms from what seems forgotten

and cave shrines—suggesting a hidden sanctuary sculpted within a seashell

empowering them to share their creativity with the world

where a teddy bear on a rocking horse casts the shadow of a winged rider