The boy thinking

Fiona Chen's "The Boy" is an introspective painting with its delicate emotional depiction and technical exploration. This painting
uses colored paper as the carrier medium, and only acrylic is created, but through different techniques, the dual effects of acrylic and color are cleverly presented. This unique technique gives the painting a texture of rich layers and interlaced light and shadow, allowing the viewer to feel the fullness of acrylic and capture the lightness and flow of similar colors.
In the painting, the boy sits quietly in a rocking chair with a slightly melancholy expression, and the body language conveys a sense of introverted loneliness. The background is simplified, and the floor and blue walls form a soft warm and cold pair, adding warmth and alienation to the painting. The boy's posture, line of sight and subtle color luck make the whole painting full of a kind of activated quiet feeling, but implicit emotional zhang.
In particular, Fiona's movement of light and shadow and blocks in the painting reflects a deep understanding of space and emotional expression. The orange chair and the boy blue suit not only catch the eye visually, but also make the painting more narrative.