Taking place from June 17-21 at the exhibition house 29 Hang Bai ( Hanoi ), the exhibition "Multicolor" by artist Ly Tran introduces more than 70 colorful works on many themes with oil paint, lacquer...
Artist Ly Tran was born in 1982, studied industrial design in Moscow (Russia), settled in the US and recently returned to Vietnam to wholeheartedly practice creativity.
Regarding artistic style, Ly Tran loves graffiti street art and enjoys playing with colors.
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| Female artist Ly Tran. (Photo: NVCC) |
She often combines impressionism and expressionism in her compositions.
Born and raised in Vietnam, Ly Tran has had the opportunity to live and travel in many countries and be exposed to many cultures. She started drawing as a young girl, but her passion for painting only really exploded in 2001 when she moved to Moscow to study industrial design.
In 2010, Ly Tran and her family moved to the United States to settle in the Washington DC area. Until 2020 - a year of turmoil for the whole world when the Covid-19 pandemic broke out, she looked back at the things she was passionate about and decided to end all her businesses to return to painting full-time.
The artist confided: “My artworks are inspired by anything that makes me emotional. From tangible subjects like flowers, landscapes, people, animals… to intangible concepts like balance, the cycle of life, love…”.
In 2021-2022, Ly Tran participated in dozens of exhibitions in Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, Philadelphia...
In addition to bringing her works to collectors, exhibitions also give her the opportunity to interact with many artists with different styles and mediums.
From here, she wanted to find a unique material and medium and thought of Vietnamese lacquer. In 2023, she decided to return to her homeland.
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Ly Tran shared: "The name of the exhibition is who I am, formed from cultural diversity. "Multicolor" is also my works with many different themes and materials. It is a greeting from my heart to my homeland after many years away."
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