Title: Momoko
£450.00
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Description
Title: A Captivating Ode to Tradition: Review of Edwin Barrington Lue-Shing’s “Momoko”
Edwin Barrington Lue-Shing’s portrait “Momoko” is a vibrant celebration of Japanese tradition and cultural heritage. The title itself, meaning “Peach Child” in Japanese, evokes a sense of innocence and purity, which resonates beautifully with the subject matter.
The central figure, depicted as a Geisha girl in traditional attire, is a mesmerizing focal point. Lue-Shing’s skillful use of color creates a striking visual impact, with the Geisha’s clothing adorned in rich, bright hues that dance across the canvas. These colors not only reflect the vibrancy of traditional Japanese garments but also draw the viewer into the enchanting world of the Geisha.
As someone with Asian heritage, Lue-Shing’s personal connection to the subject matter shines through in the meticulous attention to detail evident in every brushstroke. The Geisha’s serene expression and graceful posture are captured with sensitivity and reverence, honoring the rich cultural heritage that inspires the artist.
In “Momoko,” Lue-Shing invites viewers on a journey of exploration and introspection, as he delves into his own heritage through the medium of art. The portrait serves as a poignant reminder of better times.
***Please note that the painting is in a room setting and is not in proportion and is there to show what it would like in a room setting, please refer to the Dimensions for correct size of painting.****
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Dimensions: H: 70cm(27”x W: 50cm(20″) D: 4cm(1.5″)
Medium:Acrylic on canvas with mixed media, encased in resin
Date created:September 2017
