Chelsea Ryoko Wong's art studio in San Francisco embodies whimsical and colorful narratives that celebrate cultural diversity. Initially hesitant to work on larger pieces, she embraced new mediums, leading to her success as a full-time artist. Wong, who studied at Parsons and California College of the Arts, finds inspiration in her diverse background and the Bay Area's inclusive art community. She emphasizes continuous growth and learning within her practice, believing that art should reflect a collaborative spirit and diverse narratives in contemporary society.
I always say I learn new things every day, so each time I walk into the studio, it's an opportunity for me to push myself and continue growing into the artist I want to become.
The Bay Area art community's unique and supportive vibe excites her... it has always been a place for free-spirited thinking and inclusion, which makes room for all types of art.
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