ABOUT THE ARTWORK
Huỳnh Văn Mười's "Mùa Cá Bè" (Fish Raft Season) is a compelling testament to the mystical beauty of Vietnamese lacquer. The artwork immediately draws the viewer into a contemplative realm, where a solitary figure, rendered in serene white, stands in stark contrast against a tumultuous backdrop of vibrant reds and opulent golds. The abstract composition, alive with energetic hues, powerfully evokes the bustling abundance of a fertile season. The profound dichotomy between the subject's quiet introspection and the intense dynamism of the background creates a rich emotional resonance, inviting reflection on the delicate interplay between humanity and nature, inner beauty and life's generous bounty. The masterfully employed lacquer imbues the surface with a unique luminosity and multi-layered texture, further enhancing the work's ethereal allure and profound aesthetic depth.
PARTICIPATED EXHIBITIONS
The Timekeeper
75 Xuan Thuy, An Khanh, Thao DienABOUT THE ARTIST

Huỳnh Văn Mười (Uyên Huy)
(1950 – )Artist Huỳnh Văn Mười (born 1950) is a distinguished Vietnamese artist and art educator, renowned for his unique academic realist painting style. He masterfully upholds classical painting traditions through meticulously rendered academic figures and balanced compositions, reflecting a profound observation of Southern Vietnamese life. Employing a natural palette and precise draftsmanship in oil, he has forged an artistic legacy rich in personal expression and enduring traditional values.
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