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Wooden framed in light brown
40 x 30 cm | 16 x 12 in
2023

A beautifully rendered piece that told a poignant story about family. Sharon had used perspective expertly to create a sense of depth and space within the composition, while the use of a muted colour palette added a touching sense of melancholy to the overall piece. The brushstrokes were confident and bold, conveying a sense of emotion and movement that perfectly complemented the narrative being conveyed.

幼兒時的我曾表達想養小雞,生日那天爸爸説生日禮物就放在車尾箱,結果打開竟然是一隻大母雞平靜的看著我。意外來到的母雞Kikoo 成為了我第一隻寵物也培養了感情,後來在某年生日中又發生了意外插曲而失去了Kikoo。曾經的我不明白也恨著爸爸,現在再回想恨已消去,大概那就是爸爸純然對我的愛吧。When I was a child, I told my dad I wanted a chick. On my birthday, my dad said my present was in the car boot. When I opened it, it turned out there was a big hen looking at me, calmly.The unexpected arrival of the hen, Kikoo, became my first pet and we developed a bond. However, during another birthday, an unfortunate incident occurred and I lost Kikoo.Back then, I didn't understand and even resented my dad. But now, looking back, the resentment has faded away. Perhaps that was simply my dad's pure love for me.
