What Reviewers Say...
For Lin, narrative is a mode by which relationships and positions are ordered and shaped; her ideology is constructed out of experience...she gives prominence to the medium; in viewing her pictures we are continually reminded of the process of making, of the material and conceptual constructs of painting as art.
T K Sabapathy
Art Historian
National University of Singapore, 🇸🇬
August 1992
The embedded essentials like a keen sense of humor, cheeky irony and sheer playfulness play an important role when appreciating Lin's art, the visual and verbal imageries are, quite often, inseparable.
Dr Ursula Tokya-Fuong
Art Historian
Bonn University, 🇩🇪
August 1992
The artist's individuality is expressed in a convincing synthesis of Chinese and Occidental cultural heritage. Into this synthesis flows her culturally overlapping view of the world and her innovative impetus to transform the media of expression.
Dr Ursula Tokya-Fuong
Art Historian
Bonn University, 🇩🇪
February 1, 1991
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