What if Dinosaurs weren't Extinct? 002

Inspired by my love of Egyptian Art, inspired by Caveman drawings as well as watching Movies, and having Dinosaur Conversations with my little boy - this is a fun piece to brighten up homes and ones mood.
My goal is simple and its to create pieces that makes one smile and feel joy.

Please Note this is delivered Rolled
Stretching is needed as work is Painted on Canvas Roll.
Framing under glass is also another beautiful option.
Work has been Varnished for UV protection to ensure long-term preservation.

Wingsze creates abstract cubism portraits as visual diaries of my life experiences and emotions. I use shapes, lines, and colors to express the essence of moments in my life, evoking emotions without revealing every detail of myself. My art is a fusion of Fauvism and Cubism, characterized by bold color choices and an innovative approach to form.

My art is a tool for self-expression and reflection, capturing the essence of my life in a unique way. Through my work, I invite viewers to join me on a journey of self-exploration and to find their own meaning within my abstract cubism pieced

original painting, signed and dated
Size: 53x123cm (entire sheet)
Year: 2023

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Contemporary Minimalist | From Gestural Studies to Masterworks

​About the Artist:
​Rebecca Wing Sze Lam is a Brisbane-based contemporary artist whose work is a refined exploration of subconscious intuition and primordial form. Known for her reclusive and deeply focused studio practice, Rebecca’s art serves as a silent conduit between the artist’s inner landscape and the collector’s space.
​While her premier, large-scale masterworks on museum-grade linen are represented via 1stDibs, her presence on Bluethumb offers collectors an exclusive look into her Formative Series and Experimental Gestural Studies. These works on canvas and paper capture the raw, energetic origins of her minimalist style.
​Rebecca’s work is held in private collections globally and is featured in prominent public installations, including the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. Her practice continues to evolve, prioritizing archival integrity, emotive depth, and the sophisticated beauty of the unspoken mark.