Resting on a Bush by Pixy Liao. See it bigger.
I am fascinated by Pixy Liao. A native of Shanghai, she's currently getting her MFA in Memphis, TN.
Also see:
her blog
her Tumblr page
her Flickr stream
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The great thing about her work is that almost all of it feels personal and underivative (if that's a word).
Posted by: Joe | 10/24/2007 at 08:00 PM
Her work is terrific - thanks so much for posting about her. She has a wonderful, subtle sense of humour. Enchanting.
Posted by: Marc Johns | 10/29/2007 at 08:00 PM