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Daniel Ng's paintings are reflections of urban life. He is fascinated
by views of everyday living.
The subjects of his paintings are an assembly
of modern décor
and urban environments. The unique perspectives are enhanced as
a result of curved lines and foreshortened proportions. Each focal
point is illustrated with movement and flow, creating dynamic geometric
patterns on his compositions. Bright and rich acrylic colors are
utilized on canvas giving the subjects life and clarity.
As you view Daniel's paintings you will notice a progression in
perspective. The composition of line and proportion are pushed
to the limits of distortion. The images resemble a fisheye view.
As a result, the observer is drawn into the painting by this illusion
of space. Daniel is influenced by the modern masters, Picasso,
Matisse, Van Gogh, Gauguin and Chagall.
Daniel grew up in Honlulu, Hawaii. He started his art training
as a fine art student at the University of Hawaii. Upon moving
to California in 1989, he attended Cypress College in preparation
for entry to Art Center College of Art in Pasadena, where he further
extended his art training. Daniel believes in continuous education.
He is currently attending SFSU College of Extended Learning, where
he is exploring 3D digital animation. |
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