A waterlily's blooming time allows her to tear down a piece of sunlight wrapped and retract it back into the water after dus… A waterlily's blooming time allows her to tear down a piece of sunlight wrapped and retract it back into the water after dus… A waterlily's blooming time allows her to tear down a piece of sunlight wrapped and retract it back into the water after dus… A waterlily's blooming time allows her to tear down a piece of sunlight wrapped and retract it back int… — artist's signature A waterlily's blooming time allows her to tear down a piece of sunlight wrapped and retract it back into the wat… — edge view
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A waterlily's blooming time allows her to tear down a piece of sunlight wrapped and retract it back into the water after dus…
A waterlily's blooming time allows her to tear down a piece of sunlight wrapped and retract it back into the water after dus…
A waterlily's blooming time allows her to tear down a piece of sunlight wrapped and retract it back into the water after dus…
A waterlily's blooming time allows her to tear down a piece of sunlight wrapped and retract it back int… — artist's signature
A waterlily's blooming time allows her to tear down a piece of sunlight wrapped and retract it back into the wat… — edge view
Painting by Doudou Huang 80 Artwork Sold

Time of A Bloom(3D relief)

Mixed Media, Wood (Requires Framing)

19.7in (W) x 11.8in (H) x 2in (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
$640

Artwork Description

A water lily's blooming time allows her to tear down a piece of sunlight wrapped and retract it back into the water after dusk. A few weeks later a new plant will grow when it touches the soil. The Rocks', fish and water surroundings are witnessed her coming by.
This is a series of consecutive triptychs, looping end to end.

Artist Bio
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Doudou Huang 256 artworks | 60 Sold

Doudou Huang is a Chinese Australian artist with a passion for watercolor, Chinese traditional painting, and acrylic painting. She has a unique approach to her craft, striving to fuse traditional Chinese painting philosophy with Western art techniques. In 1999, Doudou was awarded a Bachelor's degree in Art from Guangxi Art University, followed by a Master's degree from The University of Adelaide in 2006.

Aside from her artistic pursuits, Doudou is an animal lover and enjoys capturing the beauty of nature in her works. Her dedication to bridging the gap between Chinese and Western art has earned her a reputation as a skilled and innovative artist.