Dang Hien has chosen lacquer as her primary medium, using it to tell her stories. With her skilled hands, she breathes life into vivid colors, seamlessly blending gold and silver to create an artistic world that is both regal and approachable. Her works are a harmonious fusion of traditional and contemporary beauty, with each piece offering a delicate balance between past and present.
Weaving the tenderest emotional landscape of a woman’s soul into traditional Vietnamese lacquer, Dang Hien creates a sanctuary of pure visual poetry. Under her intuitive touch, this historically solemn medium is reborn into an ethereal fantasy, where shimmering gold leaf and stardust-like silver powders intertwine like ancient galaxies. Instead of rigid storytelling, she uses cinnabar red, blossoming lotuses, and camellias to preserve floating fragments of memory—fragile, still, and pure. Within her canvases, the elegance of highland women and the sacred bond of motherhood look as splendid as a forgotten dynasty, yet feel as intimate as a quiet breath. Each creation operates as a silent poem, inviting the viewer into a secret garden of deep romantic nuance.

Year of Birth: 1982

Place of Birth: Hòa Bình, Việt Nam

Education: Graduated from Hanoi University of Industrial Fine ArtsMembership: