Invisible

Shown here in the lounge at Porsche Portland Studio, "Invisible" holds a wall the way a considered piece should — its warm and cool contrast reading clearly against dark, moody interiors, the kind of space built around a single striking work rather than a gallery wall of many.

The painting itself explores mental health in Asian cultures, portraying the artist's personal journey against an often-dismissive family context. It features a woman representing the struggle with depression and anxiety, her expression built from a mix of warm and cool tones that bring the internal battle to the surface. 'Invisible' is an invitation to foster empathy for those silently facing mental health challenges — a piece with real depth for a collector who wants art to say something, not just match the sofa.

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'Invisible' was shown at Summit Six Gallery during New York Fashion Week. Peyton Le's paintings have also been shown at Porsche Portland Studio, and internationally at Monat Gallery in Paris and Monte Gallery in Madrid, with work coming soon to Cascada Wellness Hotel in Portland, OR.

Details

• Premium Quality: Printed on high-grade paper, the artwork offers stunning clarity and color fidelity, ensuring the emotional depth and intricacies of the original piece are preserved.
• Material: Choose either high-quality museum archival paper with fade-resistant ink, or Artisan Archival Canvas, stretched mount, image wraps, 3/4" deep.