对艺术家Desirée De León来说,最小的事物却有着最大的意义。她通常应用微小和无关紧要的日常用品,整合成原创的绘画,从我们熟悉和被我们忽视的事物中画出喜悦与惊喜。她的许多材料是来自橱柜或冰箱,像粉红色的盐晶体、柑橘片、枸杞和蒜瓣等等。其他则大多数在自然界中发掘,如木屑、树叶和花瓣。从工具的角度来说蜡笔尖似乎已经超过了能发挥作用的尺寸。 For artist Desirée De León, the smallest thing has the greatest meaning. She usually uses small and trivial everyday items to integrate into original paintings, drawing joy and surprises from things we are familiar with and overlooked. Many of her materials come from cabinets or refrigerators, like pink salt crystals, citrus slices, goji berries and garlic cloves and more. Most are found in nature, such as sawdust, leaves and petals. From a tool point of view, the crayon tip seems to have outgrown the size that works.