Artist: Sheng Kuan Chung

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Artist: Minh Hoang

Description: This artwork is of a floating market in Mekong Delta, Vietnam. A represent of a new start after the fear and sacrifice from the Vietnamese peoples, that went through the suffering of the war. From being called “boat people” that live in Constant fears, hiding , and escaping. Now to “boat people” that sell fruits and products.

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Artist: Jonathan Jackson

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Artist: Skygourd

Description: I am a second generation immigrant and lived like any other piecing together my roots from visits to temples, asiatowns and vacations to my home country. Through this I crafted a world of my strongest childhood memories: colorful weathered paint, ankle-deep rains and dragon statues.

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Artist: Danny Russo

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Artist: Kenzo

Medium: Acrylic + Collage

Description: "Aim for the moon, and you'll land on the stars..."

In "American Dreamers" , the tiger floats through a dream-like state, jaws wrapped around the moon—a symbol of ambition, desire, and the elusive promise of the American Dream. The tiger, central to the Asian American identity, is both revered and burdened: its presence evokes strength, pride, and cultural heritage, but claws its back, with self inflicted scars creating red and white stripes contrasted against a starry night sky—mirroring the American flag.

A portrait of duality, it exists between exhaustion and hope, burden and pride, pain and perseverance. It is a visual ode to those who dream with their eyes open— dreamers who chase stars not to catch them, but to find themselves in the space between.

Acrylic and mixed media featuring a tiger clawing its own back over plastered homework and fifty scraps of torn pages from the book "7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens". Arranged to mimic the American flag. Inspired by Asian American identity and a critique of academic and cultural pressure. Exhibited in three gallery exhibitions across Houston and Austin. One of the two flagship paintings from the artist's personal collection.

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Artist: Cuong Tran

Description: This painting depicts a city life at a street corner in Hanoi in the 1990 era.

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The Park Hill Gift Certificate entitles the winner to a photography session experience at our Luxury Portrait Studio which is then followed with a Cinematic viewing of the images. The winner would choose their preferred image, and we then commission an artist to create a museum quality, heirloom piece for their home. The Gift Certificate also includes a complimentary one-night luxury hotel stay in Downtown Fort Worth for the bidding winner.

Our gift certificate is for one commissioned 20” x 16” portrait valued at $3,000.00. The certificate can be applied toward a larger size if desired.  Framing is excluded, and this gift certificate cannot be redeemed for cash or combined with any other offer.

Artist: Kenzo

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Acrylic painting of a tiger with two heads—one looking skyward, one looking to the viewer—fragmented and encircled, with bloodied feet standing in a barren center surrounded by verdant habitat. Inspired by Cubism, Calligraphy and Van Gogh. Themes of duality and confinement. Exhibited in three gallery exhibitions across Houston and Austin. A major statement piece, offered here only for this cause.

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