Original artwork by KC Ho
2025
Oil on canvas
52 × 40 × 0.75 inches
Inspired by the Dahlia Garden in Golden Gate Park, this series transforms the rhythms of seasonal blooms into expressive fields of color, texture, and movement. Rather than depicting flowers directly, the paintings evoke the energy of the garden through abstraction, where forms emerge, dissolve, and reappear in layered compositions.
Built through repeated acts of layering, disruption, and revision, each painting develops a surface rich with tension and material presence. Color carries weight, texture records the history of the process, and gesture creates a dynamic balance between restraint and release. Rooted in the cycles of nature, the work reflects on resilience, renewal, and the physical experience of transformation.
Original artwork by KC Ho
2025
Oil on canvas
52 × 40 × 0.75 inches
Inspired by the Dahlia Garden in Golden Gate Park, this series transforms the rhythms of seasonal blooms into expressive fields of color, texture, and movement. Rather than depicting flowers directly, the paintings evoke the energy of the garden through abstraction, where forms emerge, dissolve, and reappear in layered compositions.
Built through repeated acts of layering, disruption, and revision, each painting develops a surface rich with tension and material presence. Color carries weight, texture records the history of the process, and gesture creates a dynamic balance between restraint and release. Rooted in the cycles of nature, the work reflects on resilience, renewal, and the physical experience of transformation.
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