The Moment Painting

power of memory through abstract works predominantly characterized by the color blue. These pieces seamlessly blend color field abstraction with spontaneous, intuitive elements, creating a space where deep emotions and intricate narratives unfold. The abstract compositions, imbued with condensed energy, contrast strikingly with the freeform drawings, offering viewers a dual experience of depth and freedom. This duality expresses the depth and freedom the artist experienced while weaving her interactions. Yang Lynn's color field abstraction is significantly influenced by Professor Bruce Dorfman. Unlike her early works, which retained elements of abstract expressionism, her style evolved to focus more on the density of color itself. reflecting her artistic journey to explore the inner power and depth of colors. Yang Lynn has studied various colors such as white, black, red, and yellow in different series. In her latest works, she delves into the color blue, which holds a special significance for her. explores the diverse emotions and meanings embedded in blue, expressing feelings of alienation, loneliness, and nostalgia stemming from her long life abroad, all intertwined with the hues of blue. Her artworks feature inscriptions that resemble spiritual language, stitching together fragments of memory, summoning and honoring time. them onto a flat surface. These layers symbolize doors to memories. The white pieces in her work offer solace, covering past sorrows. For the artist, the color white embodies past pain and affection, symbolizing emotional healing and comfort. This reflects her intention to recreate precious moments from her In Yang Lynn's latest works, she gathers fragments of memories flowing within blue abstractions to create new stories. This extends beyond personal experience to encompass universal human experiences. Memories, though time passes, continue to live within us, and reborn.