ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
藝術家簡介
Kayla Ang is an artist born and based in Hong Kong. Specializing in oil painting, she focuses on painting portraits, captivated by the intricate beauty of human expression. She believes that the eyes are the windows to the soul. She has been exploring the possibilities of self-portraits. For her, self-portraits are not only deep explorations of her inner world; they also serve as carriers of emotion and thoughts in her work.
In her recent self-portraits, Kayla explores stillness as an emotion, using a harmonious palette of soft yet vibrant colors and gentle brushstrokes to create an intimate atmosphere. This serene approach invites viewers to immerse themselves in the slightest emotion captured within each gaze, highlighting how stillness can be a powerful form of expression.
HONOURS PROJECT
畢業作品
交給明天的我
Oil on canvas
油彩布本
Series of 3, 150 cm x 150 cm
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PREVIOUS WORK
過往作品
Oil on canvas, 2024, 140 x 140 cm
Sunny Side Up (2024) is a large-scale self-portrait that blends illustration and traditional Western painting. Featuring a sunny-side-up egg atop the artist’s head, surrounded by vibrant tomatoes and spring onions, the piece employs soft, saturated colors and gentle brush strokes to evoke a dreamlike quality. This whimsical composition challenges conventional self-portraiture, inviting viewers into a serene atmosphere that fosters feelings of calmness, joy, and contentment. Ultimately, this work celebrates simplicity and offers a refreshing perspective on identity, uplifting the audience with its playful charm.
Oil on canvas, 2024, 30 x 60 cm
This self-portrait showcases one half of the artist’s face, adorned with a textured red fluffy hat. Using saturated colors, the painting emphasizes the artist’s expressive eyes, enhanced with a striking sparkle that draws viewers in. Delicate sparkles adding a whimsical touch. By merging illustration with traditional oil painting, this piece invites a deep connection, as the artist believes the eyes are the windows to the soul. Viewers are encouraged to engage with the artwork, discovering layers of identity and emotion through the luminous gaze.
Oil on canvas, 2023, 75 x 60 cm