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Vongduane is part of the first generation of Laotian American visual artists in the US. Her work has been exhibited widely across the country and is popular for its depictions of contemporary and traditional Laotian American life. More...
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 Mini Photo Album |
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| Vongduane & Voradeth Ditthavong in RI |
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 Interview |
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 Untitiled-Pastels [in progress] |
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 The Sacred Scriptures-Pastels |
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"Ever since I could remember, art was just something I always wanted to do. I never talk much ever since I was a child, so, art always been cathartic, a way to express and share my emotion without talking about it. I knew that I may not be blessed enough to make a living with my art, but I knew I need to share and grow the gift that have been given to me. Art has been my loyal companion through some rough times, and it has become the strongest ambassador to my passions. Art is link between love and life. For a moment, you share true, universal emotion with another person."
"There is such great joy in transforming what many view as ordinary objects or elements into beautiful works of art, through skillful use of form, light and color. It is my goal to create paintings that draw the viewer in, so I may share my personal vision, experience and emotion. My hope is that the experience will be rich enough and compelling enough that the viewer, for a moment, becomes part of the story."
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