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20210723, 472 3rd St, San Francisco Watercolor on mix media paper A4/ 21 cm x 29.7 cm (8.3 in x 11.7 in) My love for you flows like blue light. (I) (2021) belongs to My Diary Therapist (2020-22) series, which is a documentation of a therapeutic colorful outlet through a dark period in my life. My early watercolor practice was initiated organically when I was processing my pain. Having had suffered from depression over course of roughly twenty-nine years, I started using watercolor as a way to confront the darkest hours.
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2021
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Watercolor on Paper
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11.7 W x 8.3 H x 0.1 D in
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Other
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No
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Jamie-May Minjie
United States
Jamie-May Minjie (b. 1990; Jamie Ma) is a millennial writer, poet, visual artist, and cultural entrepreneur living and working in San Francisco. Her diverse experiences span the global landscape, encompassing residences in NYC, London, San Francisco, and Sydney, Australia. Minjie writes about immigration experiences, modern love, and LGTBQ+ topics. Her expressionistic watercolor explores the potential of flow, fluidity, and the embodiment of trapped emotion release. She holds an MA from UCL and has appeared in several publications across the U.S, including Barzakh Magazine, and CLIP. She’s the author of Heart, Diamond, Club, Spade and chapbook, Strong at Heart, and co-author of Antonym. Her watercolor practice, initiated as a therapeutic practice to process pain and heal depression, is an embodiment of an emotional landscape that mimics the topography as well as the mountains and water traditional Chinese ink painting. For collaboration, please write to:
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