Asian Mixed Media Art

This 3D collage is created by using different patterned layers of paper and placed on a white matte beneath glass in a black frame. Yellow, brown, blue, red, and green hues are used to make the unique conch. Use this piece to blend a sophisticated coastal feel to any decor.

Exclusive mixed media shadow box with hand painted acrylic overlay. Framed in a lacquered white wood shadow box style molding.

Vintage surfing sign printed directly to a distressed plywood panel that has knots and other imperfections. We end up printing right over these imperfections which gives each sign the look and feel of a real vintage sign. No two are the same! Often people ask us "Are these originals?" Each designed in the style and look of a historical period using different font styles, colors, and vintage layouts.

The silhouette of this fish is formed by layers of thick printed paper. Rainbow hues show vividly against the black background under glass encased with a black frame.

Beijing Opera, or Peking Opera, is a kind of Chinese opera and has a 200-year-long history. In ancient times, Beijing Opera was performed mostly on stage in the open air, teahouses, or temple courtyards. The actors change masks onstage, unbeknownst to the audience. This technique is known as changing faces. This Alex Zeng creation is a homage to that time and the amazing art and variety of these masks. The eyes seem to peer into your soul as you gaze at this amazing piece of work. As always, this piece is framed in a black wood veneer and protected by a glass lens. It is also hand signed by the artist.

This gentle image depicts gondolas lazing in the water in Venice, as night descends on the city. Deep shadows and blue waters paint mystery into the piece, while the red building holds the glow of the city itself. Iron sculpture is used to give depth to the poles and gondolas, while also giving the whole image a ruddy, almost unsettling effect.

Exclusive mixed media shadow box with hand painted acrylic overlay. Framed in a lacquered white wood shadow box style molding.

If you get the chance to take a nature trip through any of the swamps or forests of the southeastern United States, you may see several varieties of Cranes. The most common is the Sandhill Crane. If you're really lucky, you may see a Whooping Crane, one of the most endangered bird species in the world. Alex Zeng has gone to great lengths to capture the style and grace of these beautiful birds in this impressive piece, which belongs in the collection of any nature enthusiast.

Use this piece to blend a sophisticated coastal feel to any decor. Different patterned layers of paper are placed on a white matte beneath glass to create the shell. Yellow, gray, cream, blue, red, and green hues are used to make the unique conch.

Diptych Set -Beijing Opera, or Peking Opera, is a kind of Chinese opera and has a 200-year-long history. In ancient times, Beijing Opera was performed mostly on stage in the open air, teahouses, or temple courtyards. The actors change masks onstage, unbeknownst to the audience. This technique is known as "changing faces". This Alex Zeng creation is a homage to that time and the amazing art and variety of these masks. The classical repertoire of the Beijing Opera features masks such as this brought to life in the art collage style. As always, this piece is framed in a black wood veneer and protected by a glass lens. It is also hand signed by the artist.