
Norris Yim
Born: 1989
Hometown: Hong Kong
Based in: Hong Kong
Born: 1989
Hometown: Hong Kong
Based in: Hong Kong
At the crossroads of abstract expressionism and portraiture we meet painter Norris Yim, who with his robust brush strokes and a distinct attention to detail, allows viewers to be completely entranced to his artistry. Painting is purely a means of self-presentation, a process of transforming my observation of others and internalizing it as creative inspiration. Seeking my own spiritual satisfaction with poetry. The self-expression is often tinged with loneliness.
What inspires you?
Sadness & Pain
Describe your creative process.
At the beginning, set the new colour background, using the colour with the contrasting or approximate the background, I would using the colour to form the outline of portrait, then layering the form with the thick colour block. Using the cake tube to enhance the layer for the final touches to show the unique element.
What are 3 words that best describe your work?
Solitude, Oozing & Disengagement
Who are some artists that have influenced your work?
Willem de Kooning & Van Gogh
Where do you go for inspiration?
Music & Movie
2 Articles
City Spotlight: Hong Kong | #ArtInMyCity
April 09, 2020
The Artling's Top Figurative Artists
July 18, 2019
Education
Polytechnic University (School of Design)
Hong Kong, 2014
Exhibitions
Beyond Names
Japan, 2023