This Artist Adopts an Incredibly Unique Approach to Chinese Painting and 3D Projection Art

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Beijing based painter and 3D artist, Alice Lin adopts an incredibly unique approach to Chinese painting and 3D projection art. This technique itself has been a love of hers from a young age – perhaps it was the elements of detail paired with surrealism that led her to adopt it as her dominant art style.

Alice’s art is an inherently detailed incorporation of both painting and sketching to produce brightly coloured, whimsical final pieces. Her subject matter includes a range of themes including the human figure, animals and plants.

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