Ngoc Thi Oanh (1975) - Vibrations

Artwork title: Vibrations (2025) "Homage to Asia"
Hand-painted (oil on canvas) measuring 77 x 157 cm.

This work stands out for its generous, organic texture. As shown by the detail photos, the canvas features light surface cracking. Far from defects, these marks attest to the artist's creative process and the natural drying of the material, giving the piece a unique character and authentic depth. It is this delicate patina that gives the work its soul and its visual identity.

Reference: 22 -L11-0226-22
Origin: Hanoi
A magnificent contemporary original canvas created in the artist Ngoc Thi Oanh's studio.
Currently exhibited at the Art gallery (Artis Art Gallery)
Delivered with a gallery certificate.

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Sold without frame & without stretcher.
Colors may slightly vary due to the capture of each camera when taking the photograph.

Artwork sold by ARTIS Art Gallery

ARTIS Art Gallery is a contemporary art house committed to discovering and promoting emerging artists. After a career as a art dealer and expert for internationally renowned artists, Christian Ferrari now runs the gallery with a global vision: to reveal new talents and disseminate their works around the world.

The canvas will be shipped rolled in a cardboard box + luxury embroidered sleeve, reinforced for maximum protection during transport.

Artist biography Ngoc Thi Oanh (born 1975).

Ngoc Thi Oanh (born 1975 in Hanoi) is a respected figure in the Vietnamese contemporary art scene. She belongs to that generation of artists who grew up during the country's economic transition (Đổi Mới), blending traditional techniques with modern themes.
Here is a summary of her biography and artistic universe:
Academic Background
Trained at the heart of the country’s artistic excellence, she graduated from the Vietnam University of Fine Arts (formerly the Indochina Fine Arts School). This solid training allowed her to master classical supports while developing a personal voice.
Style and Themes
Oanh’s work is distinguished by great sensitivity and a form of contemplative serenity. Her favored themes include:
• Femininity: She often explores the inner world of women, capturing moments of introspection, gentleness, or melancholy.
• Nature and Flowers: She is particularly famous for still lifes, notably her depictions of flowers (lotus, lily), treated with rich texture and delicate light.
• Everyday Life: She draws inspiration from Hanoi street scenes, rural landscapes, and nostalgia for old Vietnam.
Techniques Used
Although versatile, she is recognized for mastery of two emblematic mediums:
1. Oil Painting: She often uses generous layers (impasto) to give relief and depth to her canvases.
2. Traditional Lacquer: Like many Hanoi artists, she works with lacquer, a long and complex process requiring great technical discipline.
Recognition
Her works are regularly exhibited in major galleries in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. She also enjoys international visibility, her paintings having entered private collections in Europe (notably France), in Asia and the United States.