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“The dying oak tree will outlast the storm. The soundest oak of all, the forest’s pride, falls to the ground, uprooted by the blast. And why? Because its branches catch the wind.” -- Henrich von Kleist, “Penthesilea“
Detail of a painting in progress 2018 Bea Kwan Lim
Cenote Butterfly (detail in progress) Bea Kwan Lim
Nautilus Rose, or Psyche’s Rose (in progress still) Thank you, I'm very grateful for the patience. A rise in standards for myself has been making my process slower and slower. An announcement to come quite soon.. Bea Kwan Lim
Another Detail of “Splitting and Renovation of a Charnel Vessel” Bea Kwan Lim Ash, colour pencil, watercolour, gouache, graphite and ink on paper 30 x 44 inches / 76.2 × 111.8 cm 2013
Happy New Year! Thank you for your interest, support and patience with my work and its slow cocooning process. Because of you, my kind friends, the Abraxas Journal issue, Cavin-Morris and the re-made website I've received very warm responses. There are very intricate projects in the works for 2015 that I will share in the coming weeks and months... And for tumblerians, more art and squirrels. Best wishes for an inspiring year ~ ~ Bea www.bea-kwan.net
Fragment detail Bea Kwan Lim
"Nautilus Rose, or Psyche's Rose" (detail) Last progress shot, I do promise.
Bea Kwan Lim
2014
