
“As my skill level and understanding grew, my interest in art deepened…I think the saying that one requires two lifetimes to be an artist is becoming quite true for me: One lifetime to learn to paint, and the other to say something worthwhile with grace and fluidity.”
Ho’s latest exhibition, on view from October 25 through November 12 at Denver’s Gallery 1261, gives viewers the chance to step inside his world, one marked by equal parts curiosity and contemplation.
“It was roughly two years of diving into ideas, concepts and inspirations as they arose,” says the artist. “Some of these themes I’ve explored for over 30 years and some are brand new ideas.
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