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For Whom Do They Bloom Tokyo Jesus and yet whimsically funny

For Whom Do They Bloom Tokyo Jesus and yet whimsically funnyDetails About hand embroidery on organza 14 in. (diameter) 2021 Born and raised in San Francisco, Jessica So Ren Tang received her BA in Studio Art at Mills College in Oakland in 2013. Inspired by her identity as a Chinese American woman, she creates embroideries that reference Asian patterns and objects from her childhood. Her work has been exhibited at San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles and at the SPRING BREAK Art Fair in New York. She currently

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and yet whimsically funny

I've always been fascinated with the concept of duality and the balance between two halves of the same whole

I feel that this is represented in the iconic images I create and is my attempt at paying homage to something greater than myself

Framed to 20 x 24 inches

For Whom Do They Bloom Tokyo Jesus and yet whimsically funnyDetails About hand embroidery on organza 14 in. (diameter) 2021 Born and raised in San Francisco, Jessica So Ren Tang received her BA in Studio Art at Mills College in Oakland in 2013. Inspired by her identity as a Chinese American woman, she creates embroideries that reference Asian patterns and objects from her childhood. Her work has been exhibited at San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles and at the SPRING BREAK Art Fair in New York. She currently

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