Ginkgo Leaves (5) – Taiwan Souvenirs

Two long stemmed ginkgo leaves were turned into their corresponding silver leaves. As shown in the following pictures, a nice Taiwan souvenir was formed by these two silver sculptures in a black frame.

Palladium-Silver Calligraphy (8) – Taiwan Souvenir

“A children thanks to Goddess of Mercy (Guanyin)” was incorporated into a Chinese “Buddha” character, which was fabricated on a yellow ceramic-tile by using of silver and palladium. As shown in the following picture, this is a hybridization of painting and Chinese character.

Metal Painting (6) – Taiwanese Souvenir

A branches painting was fabricated on a dark ceramic tile by using of non-toxic metals. As shown in the following picture, no polishing was conducted on this metal painting, resulted in a silent appearance of this branches painting.

Palladium-Silver Calligraphy (7) – Taiwan Souvenir

A Chinese “Buddha” character was fabricated on an orange ceramic-tile by using of palladium and silver. As shown in the following picture, the orange background gives a better performance of the Buddha character.

Metal Painting (5) – Taiwanese Souvenir

A lotus painting was fabricated on a blue ceramic tile. As shown in the following picture, the stamen of the lotus has three gold beads to display the noble and graceful characteristics of the lotus.

Metal Painting (4) – Taiwanese Souvenir

As shown in the following picture, a lotus-pattern painting was created on a blue ceramic tile by using the non-toxic metals. This pattern was designed by my daughter.

Metal Painting (3) – Taiwanese Souvenir

In addition to the non-toxic metallic composition, our silver painting has thickness ranged from 0.2 to 0.8 mm. Our metal painting, therefore, is also a silver sculpture. As shown in the following picture, magnolia blossoms were drawn on a blue ceramic tile. This new painting is a Taiwanese souvenir.