Original Art

Mai Huy Dung

Where Emotion, Color, and the Human Form Become One

Born in 1974 in Hanoi, Mai Huy Dung is a Vietnamese artist celebrated for his masterful oil-on-canvas works ranging from landscapes to portraits and especially the female form. Graduating from Hanoi Open University in 1999, he has since become a distinguished member of the Vietnam Fine Arts Association, with his artworks collected by private collectors worldwide.

For Mai Huy Dung, painting is an act of instinct — a return to pure emotion. Standing before a blank canvas, he paints as if guided by an inner rhythm, allowing his feelings to flow freely from gentle tenderness to fierce intensity. The female body becomes his language: a vessel through which he expresses desire, beauty, contemplation, and the endless movement of life.

In his own words, painting is “a party of forms and colors,” where emotions shift between sweet, bitter, soft, and wild — always alive, always evolving.

Artist Pham Hoang Minh

Pham Hoang Minh – Painting the Soul of Vietnam

One of Vietnam’s most celebrated contemporary artists, Pham Hoang Minh captures the timeless spirit of Hanoi—its golden light, ancient streets, and quiet nostalgia. His works transform familiar Vietnamese scenes into poetic, unforgettable impressions.

Graduated in 2000 and featured in major exhibitions and auctions, he masterfully shifts from oil to acrylic to portray the legendary “36 Streets of Hanoi” with a style that is deeply his own.
To collect his art is to hold a living piece of Vietnam’s soul.

Thanh Ha 

Where Color Becomes a Journey of Emotion

Born in 1981, artist Thanh Ha walked an unusual path to art. Before painting, she spent years in geology and petroleum research — a world of data, precision, and quiet landscapes. Yet, beneath it all, the colors were calling. When she finally returned to her true passion, she stepped into a world where emotion could unfold freely on canvas.

Today, her works are celebrated for their radiant palettes, shimmering with optimism, joy, and the energy of life. Every brushstroke is deliberate; every hue is chosen not only to depict a scene, but to tell a story of resilience, delight, and human spirit.

For Thanh Ha, painting is not simply creation — it is renewal, a place where she transforms her journey into vibrant, emotional poetry.

Artist Do Khai 

Elevating Vietnam’s Ancient Lacquer Art Into Modern Poetry
Born in 1969, Vietnamese lacquer artist Do Khai is one of the rare contemporary painters who masterfully preserves son ta — Vietnam’s centuries-old traditional lacquer technique. His works, collected by national museums and international collectors, transform the humble lotus into a mystical world of light, shadow, and spiritual stillness.

Painting directly at the lotus ponds of Gia Lâm, he captures the flower not as a symbol, but as a living soul: white blossoms, green leaves, grey fading petals — each layer forming a quiet symphony of colors. With more than 20 artistic awards and exhibitions across Vietnam, China, and Korea, Do Khai stands as one of the defining voices of modern Vietnamese lacquer art.

Own a piece of his work — and you own a piece of Vietnam’s timeless cultural spirit.