Thuy Luna

My identity is multi-style. There are common traits in my works: vitality like nature, serenity like water, passion like fire, love like instinct, but each of the genres that I have executed has a different theme from the other ones.

Ballet is a subtle art with hidden silent efforts, I use quick and long strokes to express the light, scent and sound that come from those graceful but powerful movements of the ballerinas.

For flower portraits, I focus on their feelings and moods. I want all the girls to be beautiful with crown and dress like a princess, but in natural pollen and petals instead of gold, diamond, lace, velvet or silk. It’s also the right of everyone to be beautiful no matter how poor or rich we are.

For the flowers, I feature the pistil to emphasize the origin of life and its vibrancy that emanates all the directions.

My paintings do not depict the pain on the face, the frenzy or something hazy, but conceal the trauma in the soul to bring sunshine to life.