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Rebecca WingSze Lam
Foundational Series | Studio Blueprint No 321, 2026
Acrylic, Oil Crayon, Oil Pastel
Height 60 cm x Width 42 cm
Artwork is framed and ready to hang & comes with a certificate of authenticity
Starting Bid: $2,200
Foundational Series Studio Archive No. 321 Original Neo-Cubist Expressionist Work, Custom Framed
Item Details
Title: Foundational Series Studio Archive No.?321
Medium: Acrylic, Oil Crayon, and Oil Pastel on Premium Archival Paper
Dimensions: A2 – 420?×?594?mm / 16.5?×?23.4?in
Framed Dimensions: Approximately 454?×?627?mm / 17.9?×?24.7?in Total Depth: 25?mm / 1?in
Framing: Handcrafted custom solid Tasmanian Oak thin floating frame, museum?grade non?reflective glass
Signature: Hand?signed recto; verso bears artist’s signature, studio stamp, and full archive title for provenance
Condition: Newly created, pristine condition; presented ready to hang
Description
Part of the artist’s ongoing Foundational Series, Studio Archive No.?321 emerges from the quiet, rigorous work of relearning: to move with intention, rather than reflex. Rendered in the artist’s signature monochromatic palette of rich, saturated blue, the work carries the full spectrum of human experience—vulnerability and resolve, stillness and turbulence—within its layered forms.
This piece masterfully balances opposing forces: the tension between flowing freely like water and the instinct to hold one’s ground; the harmony found within friction; and the revelation that true strength lies not in closing oneself off, but in remaining open to what may be shaped anew. Drawing from cubist fragmentation and expressive figuration, overlapping perspectives and intimate gestures speak to the many selves we carry, and the unwritten potential in every step forward.
Executed on premium archival paper, deep matte acrylic forms the saturated ground, while crisp, luminous lines and textural details are brought to life with oil crayon and oil pastel—creating a dynamic, tactile surface that shifts subtly with light and viewing angle. Each stroke bears the trace of hand?applied mark?making, lending the work a singular, tangible presence.
Presented in a bespoke solid Tasmanian Oak thin floating frame, the artwork is suspended with delicate clearance to preserve its edges and allow the eye to travel freely across its surface. Fitted with museum?grade non?reflective glass, the framing eliminates glare, protects the work for generations, and ensures every nuance of texture and tone is seen with perfect clarity. A one?of?a?kind original, fully documented and authenticated, this work brings timeless depth and bold contemporary presence to refined interiors.
Influence
The artist’s practice is defined by the enduring dialogue between structure and fluidity, restraint and release—a conversation shaped equally by the discipline of Brazilian Jiu?Jitsu and the expressive traditions of modern art. Viewing growth as a non?linear journey, each work in the Foundational Series acts as a studio note: a record of unlearning ingrained habits to make space for new rhythm and understanding. Blue serves as both anchor and voice across the artist’s oeuvre, rendering every discovery in a hue that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant.
Artist Bio: Rebecca Wing Sze Lam is a contemporary artist whose practice is defined by a bold, minimalist approach to the human form. Originally from Hong Kong and now based in Brisbane, she utilizes a signature "one-go" technique—a process of fluid, deconstructed lines that captures the raw, emotive essence of her subjects without the safety of correction.
Drawing influence from Fauvist intensity and modern deconstructivism, her work explores the tension between simplicity and depth. Currently represented by prestigious global platforms such as The Artling and 1stDibs, Lam has established a significant international presence. Her award-winning figurative series are held in private collections worldwide, marking her as a sophisticated and high-impact voice in the modern art market.