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AEDPhayul, 2026 (Yen Chua)
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About Auction
TimedNov 12, 2026 - Dec 3, 2026
Art for Tibet info@artfortibet.org
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- Lot Description
Details:
Acrylic & charcoal on canvas
18" x 18"
Unframed
About the piece:
Home is a prayer carried upon the wind, where earth and sky meet in quiet reverence. Beneath the timeless presence of Mount Kailash, the Potala Palace stands as a sanctuary of faith, compassion, and unwavering hope. Bathed in the Buddha’s boundless blessings, the landscape whispers of resilience, inner peace, and the enduring spirit of Tibet. It reminds us that the deepest pilgrimage is not measured in miles, but in the journey back to the sanctuary of the heart.
About the artist:
Yen Chua is a Singapore-based artist, registered art therapist, and educator whose practice bridges art, healing, and contemplative inquiry. With nearly two decades of experience in art therapy, she has worked across clinical, educational, forensic, and community settings, while actively maintaining her artistic practice through numerous solo and group exhibitions.
The Himalayas and Tibet hold a special place in her heart, inspiring her through their spiritual traditions, majestic landscapes, and enduring values of compassion and inner peace. Her paintings draw upon these influences to explore themes of hope, resilience, impermanence, and interconnectedness through symbolic imagery such as mountains, lotus flowers, and sacred animals. Through her work, Yen invites viewers to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the quiet strength and shared humanity that unite us all.Website:
Connect with the artist:
Instagram @yenchuadotnet
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Shipping will be calculated based on the specific dimensions and material of each piece. All artwork can also be picked up in person on December 3rd at the Mriya Gallery located at 101 Reade St, New York, or from December 8-11th at the Students for a Free Tibet office located at 602 East 14th Street in NYC.
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