Rhythm of the Sea
, 2024"Rhythm of the Sea" by Terri Duan is a mesmerizing celebration of elegance and freedom, captured in oil on canvas. Measuring 70 cm by 50 cm, this figurative painting portrays a graceful woman dancing by the sea, her flowing pink attire contrasting beautifully against the vivid oceanic blues.
Terri's expressive brushstrokes bring the scene to life, embodying both movement and serenity. Infused with themes of seascapes and human connection to nature, the artwork encapsulates a sense of ethereal beauty and unbridled joy. The warm coastal palette of blues, pinks, and neutral tones evokes the refreshing essence of the sea, making this piece ideal for a living room, beach house, or wellness space seeking to inspire relaxation and vitality. Terri Duan’s background in fashion design is evident in the precise yet dynamic depiction of her subject's flowing garments, imbuing the painting with theatrical elegance. Her signature style, blending contemporary and impressionistic elements, makes this painting a timeless addition to any art collection. "Rhythm of the Sea" is not merely a painting—it is a vivid narrative of movement, beauty, and connection to the natural world.
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Terri Duan
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Biography
Born in the 1960s, Terri began her art journey in fashion design during the mid-80s, studying in an ancient capital and later working in Hong Kong.
She moved to the UK in 90s, where she started teaching fashion design and art, applying her industry experience. In 2011, Terri relocated to the Netherlands and shifted her focus to being a full-time artist.
Over the years, her work has been shown in exhibitions in Europe, with many pieces sold to private collectors. Her art often blends elements of fairytales, theater, and fantasy, with a style that contrasts her calm nature with strong, expressive brushwork.