House of Chan - limited edition fine art print size:18"x24"House of Chan it feels like something that could only exist in a city built by immigrants. The name, the dragon, the colourseverything about it is proudly Chinese, serving traditional Chinese dishes. Yet its also a high end, celebrated steakhouse. Not one or the other, but both, existing together with complete confidence. That blend of cultures is what inspired this piece. I used the restaurants original Chinese colour palette and mixed it with
Brooklyn Brownstones reimagined
So when Westerners visited China and saw these fierce creatures
With its own curator that house art exhibitions throughout the years
Reimagining of what it looks like covered with bright colours and prints
Succulent pieces of shrimp in a soft but slightly chewy rice wrapper
They can live up to 100 years
But it was actually built more than a decade earlier than the Flatiron landmark
Original digital Giclée fine art print
They also have artists' works featured in each of their guest rooms
there were about 40 - 50 peacocks just standing in various spots staring at us
18" x 24" limited edition of 25 copies (signed
But this is a very Canadian Chinese table
