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Ji Ren Shen born in 1937 in Shanghai, China.
His natural love for buildings and drawing commenced from an early age to
culminate in the graduation from Xinghua University (Top 3 in China) in
1963 with Degree in Architecture
His career spaned over 30 years for the Ministry of Construction for the
Beijing Government; commencing as an Architect, then moving to Senior
Architect and established himself as Chief Architect for the remaining 15
years of his career.
It is worth mentioning in his early days Ji Ren Shen belonged to the
Beijing Water Colour Arts Society and received awards for his works.
Through the period of his employment some of his works were; 1) Colleges,
Libraries, Embassies, Cinemas, Sports Stadiums and 5 start hotels (The
well known Peace Hotel in Beijing), also the development of a complex to
house successful artists with its own venue for seminars for the residents
winning first prize for design.
During his career he wrote 5 books based on environmental design of
housing complexes spanning high-rise apartments to holiday homes all
encompassing the natural environmental features.
In his capacity as Chief Architect he was directed to visit and attend
seminars in over 15 countries in Europe and America to which he now draws
from those experiences to complement his paintings.
He retired in 1998 and migrated to Australia where he calls home, now,
finally to gather his thoughts and time to paint his passions, from his
vast experience, reflected in water colour.
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The Shrine of Remembrance |
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Venice |
Melbourne Station |
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Sen-Ye Shen born in 1967 in Shanghai, China and she was
always passionate about painting, especially being in the company of her
father (Ji Ren Shen) who specialises in watercolour. This led her to
attend drawing classes during her schooling and carried this through to
university.
Sen-Ye migrated to Australia in 1989 and settled to family life and is
married with three children.
In recent years, she was able to set aside time to realise her artistic
ability with exhibited works in surrounding galleries. Of late, there have
been paintings idealising the spiritual dimension and the talent to
communicate the inner thoughts of her works.
Sen-Ye is passionate about art and sees herself fulfilling a life long
ambition.
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Tea for Two |
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Wandering by the Lake |
The Narrow Path |
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Art is about love. Through my work I can
share my memories and emotions; show you some of the things I have seen
and some of the things I love. Perhaps you will see them and love them
too. Perhaps you will find in them your own dreams and memories. I hope
so...
Kristy de Moiser
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Pet Portrait of Jarrah |
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Mother's Pride
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Emily, dressed for the formal
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Pet portrait of Tex
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