Vietnamese born Duy Huynh (1975) creates poetic and contemplative acrylic paintings. Duy draws inspiration from a variety of storytellers in formats that range from music and movies to ancient folklore and comic book adventures.

"No more clouded hearts" "Making sense of the patterns" "Freedom" "Metamorphosis of a metaphor" "Garden garment" "Turning leaves" "Moment of noise" "Thanks for the melodies" "Change in the air" "Stowaway on a train of thought" "Her own little world" "Second wind" "Hybrid mobile home" "The converge on the branch of second chances" "Gravitea for Two" "One step at a time" "The trust test" http://www.duyhuynh.com/index.php

North Carolina-based painter Duy Huynh (previously) infuses his acrylic paintings with whimsical elements of visual storytelling, where a plume of instruments rises from a rushing locomotive and the moon hovers as a balloon tethered to the wrist of a woman. Huynh arrived in the U.S. from Vietnam in the 1980s and often revisits this periodContinue reading "Ethereal Acrylic Paintings by Duy Huynh Explore Cultural Displacement and Elements of Folklore"

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