Mylene Chung

Mylene Chung is a Filipino artist of Chinese descent who divides her time between illustration, painting, and cooking photography. Her work is a mix of soft watercolor brushstrokes and random marks that spread across the paper. Its shapes and neutral tones generate a calm calm that transmits peace and harmony. In addition, the artist usually mixes digital elements in her work.

Mylene Chung

random subtlety

Mylene Chung is a talented Filipina artist of Chinese descent whose creative work spans illustration, painting, and cooking photography. Her watercolor painting technique is smooth and fluid, made up of random strokes and marks that spread organically across the paper. This technique creates shapes and tones that convey a sense of tranquility and harmony.

In addition to her painting skills, Chung is also an expert in food photography. His work in this field focuses on capturing vivid and engaging images of food and beverages, with a particular focus on presentation and composition. With his photography, Chung is able to capture the beauty and flavor of food, and convey the sense of delight and satisfaction that good food brings.

Mylene Chung is also known for incorporating digital elements into her work, allowing her to explore new techniques and forms of artistic expression. His digital pieces are a mix of photography and graphic elements, and often have a dreamlike, surreal quality. Through these works, Chung explores themes of identity, culture, and nature, and his unique and recognizable style has gained a following around the world.

This artist

Fascinates us by

The exquisite handling of watercolor that he possesses, how he elegantly uses the fluidity of water so as not to have absolute control of what is going to happen in his work.

References

His references are contemporary artists such as Heather Day, Anna Beam, Bobby Clark, Laura Horn, Eileen Noonan and Kit Agar... capable of intensifying the game in abstract art.

Technique

The watercolor playing with the subtle contrast. He typically begins each piece with soft monochrome undertones in the form of light brush strokes and ends with distinctive markings in the form of random lines, shapes, and patterns.

A curiosity

Did you know that Mylene works as a food photographer? In fact, he has his own studio in the Philippines, a job that he combines with that of a watercolourist.

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