Helen Hui-ling Liu was born in Taiwan in 1957. Helen spent most of her childhood in Taiwan, and lived in Indonesia and Thailand with her parents as a teenager. She came to the United States for her college education and graduated from the Pacific Northwest College of Art with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Painting and Graphic Design. She later received a master of Arts degree in International Studies from the the University of Oregon. Her MA thesis on a Taiwanese folk craft, entitled Up In Flames, the Ephemeral Art of Pasted-Paper Sculpture in Taiwan, is published by Stanford University Press in March, 2004.
While working as a graphic designer since receiving her BFA, Helen continued to paint and draw. In the summer of 1997, she spent three months in Amsterdam with her husband and daughter. Inspired by the art she saw there, she decided to paint full-time and now only takes on occasional design work. Helen lives in Eugene, Oregon with her husband, Glenn May, daughter, Rachel, and son, Benjamin.
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| Three Happy Fish Heads 2000. |
Anticipation 2005 |
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| Encounter 2005 |
Every Kernel is Hard Work 2000 |
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| Gregory
Grenon's Girlfriend 1998 |
Mother and Child 1998 |
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| No Blue
Sky Today 2004 |
Oops 1998 |
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| Seated Nude with
Long Hair 2003 |
Single Fish Head 2000 |
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| Waiting
for Blue Sky 2004 |
Who? Me? Nervous? 1998 |
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| Why
Not? #2 2006 |
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