Clara Nguyen

Creating Art out of life

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Creating Art out of life

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Clara revives the ancient Vietnamese art of silk painting, depicting rural life, lotus ponds, and ancestral rituals. Her delicate layering technique creates a luminous, ethereal effect that honors tradition.

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the world we live in there is art everywhere, we only need to see it

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been a part of asia's hidden artists 2024

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Clara Nguyen

Creating Art out of life

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