SakuraSakura 20x20cm Che Yihaos works are perpetually shrouded in a serene and melancholic ambiance. Through the subtle rendering of blurred light and hues, he endues ordinary scenes with the weight of time and the fading of warmth. He excels at infusing figurative scenes with surreal emotions and symbolic meaning, unfolding unspoken narratives in his creation.

With bold green blocks forming the word “LIFE” and hand-drawn smiley faces replacing the O’s in “FOOKING

turning quiet sorrow into a full emotional flood

purple-speckled fish—each with a human-like face—glide gently toward one another

an introspective collection dedicated to the poetic depiction of everyday objects in the spirit of the literati tradition

delicate yet vibrant

From the collection Fish – Coral Reverie by Chi Ying

Their rosy cheeks and closed eyes create a sense of peace and quiet intimacy

In a gentle wash of aquamarine and pastel gold

Body of work that contemplates nature not just as scenery

The piece gives voice to a universal ache—carrying hurt that’s never been acknowledged—and offers a moment of softness in response

Representing wealth and prosperity

two blue chairs sit beneath a candelabrum