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In celebration of Asian Pacific Islander (API) Heritage Month, I collaborated with the wonderful Asians Airbnb team and created "The Very Hungry Red Panda" art to celebrate the Asian Night Market at Airbnb. The event features 30+ API small local food vendors, and 10 API Airbnb hosts, as well as 30+ API performers, such as singers, dancers, magicians, comedians and so on. The event attracted 1,000+ patrons and generating additional business values towards the local small business owners.
This is also the debut of my inaugural “Animals Save Animals” project. I plan to create new artworks monthly, inspired by the endangered animals from different continents on the earth. It starts with the Red Panda, because, let's face it, it is pretty darn cute. It is also unique to Asia and listed as “Endangered” as its wild population is fewer than 10,000 and continues to decline due to habitat loss and fragmentation, poaching, and inbreeding depression.
The red panda at the Night Market represents the small businesses and artists that need our support. As an artist living in the Bay Area, I firmly believe that art can connect people and promote culture and belonging in our community. She invites you to take part in her journey to discover and save endangered animals.
The beautiful decorated stage & room decor by Kayla Yuen.
AirBnB hosted the event for AirBnB employee resource groups with outside invited guests. It was an overwhelming success and the room was very crowded. Everyone has a fun evening.
Professional Event photography by Frank Jang; frankjang888@gmail.com
Asian Lilies: All that's left of 19 spectacular blooms on 5 stems; it was a very impressive show, now, almost gone!
Cost Au. $13.50...good value for 10 days, so far.
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Not a very sophisticated shot, no processing at all but an accurate depiction of colour and tone in early light, (through our kitchen window)!
An estimated 16 million people have now been affected by flooding caused by heavy and sustained monsoon rains falling across South Asia. The floods have caused massive displacement of populations across Pakistan, India and Bangladesh bringing widespread destruction to homes, livelihoods and agricultural cropland.
Twenty four Consuls General from the Asian, African and Middle Eastern regions mingled with over 100 members at the Chamber’s cocktail reception on 27 September.
A juvenile Asian Stubtail (Urosphena squameiceps) on the ground by a pond on a mountain in Nagasaki prefecture, Japan.
In celebration of Asian Pacific Islander (API) Heritage Month, I collaborated with the wonderful Asians Airbnb team and created "The Very Hungry Red Panda" art to celebrate the Asian Night Market at Airbnb. The event features 30+ API small local food vendors, and 10 API Airbnb hosts, as well as 30+ API performers, such as singers, dancers, magicians, comedians and so on. The event attracted 1,000+ patrons and generating additional business values towards the local small business owners.
This is also the debut of my inaugural “Animals Save Animals” project. I plan to create new artworks monthly, inspired by the endangered animals from different continents on the earth. It starts with the Red Panda, because, let's face it, it is pretty darn cute. It is also unique to Asia and listed as “Endangered” as its wild population is fewer than 10,000 and continues to decline due to habitat loss and fragmentation, poaching, and inbreeding depression.
The red panda at the Night Market represents the small businesses and artists that need our support. As an artist living in the Bay Area, I firmly believe that art can connect people and promote culture and belonging in our community. She invites you to take part in her journey to discover and save endangered animals.
The beautiful decorated stage & room decor by Kayla Yuen.
AirBnB hosted the event for AirBnB employee resource groups with outside invited guests. It was an overwhelming success and the room was very crowded. Everyone has a fun evening.
Professional Event photography by Frank Jang; frankjang888@gmail.com