Hands give inspiration and birth to works by the artist Yau Bee Ling. She relates her growing up years and other  stories that gave her the inspiration to depict on canvas.  Hands, as appendages, are our natural extensions to touch and to connect with each other--other human beings with hands--and the surrounding physical world. Hands can create. Bee Ling illuminates further the spiritual aspect of hands through these new works which mirror her  journey, searching and exploring deeper and more meaningful connections.

<p>Hands give inspiration and birth to works by the artist Yau Bee Ling. She relates her growing up years and other &nbsp;stories that gave her the inspiration to depict on canvas. &nbsp;Hands, as appendages, are our natural extensions to touch and to connect with each other--other human beings with hands--and the surrounding physical world. Hands can create. Bee Ling illuminates further the spiritual aspect of hands through these new works which mirror her &nbsp;journey, searching and exploring deeper and more meaningful connections.</p>

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