Thank you for encouragemet
by snow on Aug.18, 2011, under blog

"X for Ex's" in progress drying in the studio
Thank you to dear friend and collector Pascal who shared the following insight into my art out of the blue with me over a warm electronic mail (yes, it is paradoxical but possible!)

"Z for Zeal" in progress drying in the studio

"I for Infidelity" drying in the studio.

Details of "V for Virginity" in progress.
“I have noticed over the last few months the apparition in your drawings and photos, a certain emphasis for details, very accurate details, like the vulture in your wood painting with the virgin. It reminded me of the extreme abundant etching you were doing at the beginning about legend and tales.

Early work."Dreadful in Truth", Kiryu Misao

Early Work. "Dreadful in Truth", Kiryu Misao
What I have also noticed is in your tiny little girlish character, the apparition of sculpting, lots around the arms but also a change from the formulaic pose to much more subtle realistic postures, very human, as in emotionally loaded.
So all in all, what I picked up upon is a more personal journey, where little bits of your deep personal life come through and seep through into mature sensitive details. I like it because the chism between the little figurine and the animals, objects… is working towards a reconciliation where your hyperrealism takes a touch of deeply personal emotional expression.”

"H for Heartbroken." One of the first two alphabet paintings.

"U for Unrequited Love." One of the first two alphabet paintings.
Pascal and I met when he commissioned a photographic piece for his bedroom almost six years ago. We have since then become close friends. See the piece he collected here!
Thank you Pascal!
Working in the studio…
by snow on Aug.10, 2011, under blog

Head of the girl in Q for Quarrel emerging.

After a while...

Done with the ink! It's late and I had to turn the lights on, hence the yellow cast!

Putting finishing touches on the alphabet paintings.
L for Loss
by snow on Aug.07, 2011, under blog

L for Loss
Neat thing that happened last week: artist friend Norman de Brackinghe was so taken by L for Loss in my studio that he phoned me the next day to tell me that he’d dreamt of the lizard the night before. He has been addressing all his subsequent messages to “Michelle and lizard.”
Studio Before and After
by snow on Aug.04, 2011, under blog

When the renovation first started. The window on the left is the window behind the table as shown below.

Where you now see the wall with the paintings stacked against the wall.
After months of planning and renovation, the studio is finally ready to be used.
Compare the studio before and after! I can hardly recognize it. There are still some final touches to be done, for example some display mechanism and curtains (one late night I had a woman curiously peering through her curtains to look at me paint.) I must say the studio is now my favourite place in Hong Kong, and I spend more time there than anywhere else.

Welcome to my studio!

Where I usually draw.

This is me drawing in the studio.

Shelves and art hanging units will be installed on this wall.

Sometimes when I have visitors, I spread out all my paintings to show them.
Visitors are welcome by appointment. Please contact me to look at artworks, or just for a chat!
Michelle Kuen Suet Fung 馮捲雪
Intricate, delicate and very cute drawings and paintings by Chinese Canadian artist Michelle Kuen Suet Fung.
馮捲雪利用介乎成人與童年世界的視覺空間,以細膩的筆觸,時而幽默、時而深沉的心情勾畫出她對這世界的種種問題。她的創作風格揉合了兒童插畫、日本漫畫和西方傳統版畫的影響。一幅幅作品滲透着東方細膩精美的韻味,同時也綻放西方大膽直接的光芒。
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