Works on display were inspired by Taoist symbolism and American Abstract Expressionist. Says the artist: “My paintings are made as a response to the cultural ambiguity of being an outsider of both Asian-American and White-American culture as a Hapa individual. They are built in layers, representing daily thoughts and meditations on emotional states, natural phenomena, and cosmic movements. In this way, each work becomes a confluence of colors, shapes, and asemic language."

The show runs through Feb. 22, with the gallery open Monday through Friday.
Artist talk and reception on October 23 at 6 PM.