#janepark

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Life and red, Jane park

I believe in beauty and harmony of this world, and I want to express them through my paintings.

https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-Life-and-red/836970/2748243/view

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blessed tree, Jane park

I believe in beauty and harmony of this world, and I want to express them through my paintings.

https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-blessed-tree/836970/2739499/view

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Life and light2, Jane park

Artist, Jane Park, expresses her feeling and emotion through color. Each pigment represents some larger idea or truth . For instance, the color blue symbolizes
continuous love for life and the color purple often stands for treatment and health.
Park believes there exists a higher dimension containing all the fundamental rules
that regulate our universe. In this realm there exists various elements including
love, natural beauty, blessings, unconscious energy and so on. This spiritual plane
fills the empty spaces between tangible figures and their representations. 



 Jane Park holds a B.F. A. from Ehwa Women’s University. She has participated in
several group exhibitions at Art Mora Gallery, NJ, The Monmouth Museum, NJ, and
New York Art Expo, NY. “The Colors” exhibition at Art Mora Gallery in 2016 is her
first solo exhibition. She currently has a solo show in Fort lee library in NJ. 


www.janeparkart.net

https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-Life-and-light2/836970/3460943/view

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Blessed trees, Jane park

I believe in beauty and harmony of this world, and I want to express them through my paintings.

https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-Blessed-trees/836970/2741931/view

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Energy in Tribeca, Jane park

Artist, Jane Park, expresses her feeling and emotion through color. Each pigment represents some larger idea or truth . For instance, the color blue symbolizes continuous love for life and the color purple often stands for treatment and health. Park believes there exists a higher dimension containing all the fundamental rules that regulate our universe. In this realm there exists various elements including love, natural beauty, blessings, unconscious energy and so on. This spiritual plane fills the empty spaces between tangible figures and their representations. Jane Park holds a B.F. A. from Ehwa Women’s University. She has participated in several group exhibitions at Art Mora Gallery, NJ, The Monmouth Museum, NJ, and New York Art Expo, NY. “The Colors” exhibition at Art Mora Gallery in 2016 is her first solo exhibition. She currently has a solo show in Fort lee library in NJ. www.janeparkart.net

https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-Energy-in-Tribeca/836970/3404485/view