an exploration of the varieties and colors of flowers in an ultra-realistic framework. She is at home in a  variety of
media, including oil painting, photography and computer
art. Susan's work combines an intense passion with a love
of beauty.

Raymond Gallery in Boca Raton, Florida and Studio Forty
Two Gallery in Los Gatos, California. She also sells directly
to private collectors in New York and Shanghai. Her work
was prominently featured by the Kenneth Raymond Gallery
in the Southeast Gallery Guide.

Susan has  been  honored  by the American  Orchid Society to exhibit  in  the  Society's  national headquarters in Delray Beach, Florida.  Susan is participating at New York Artexpo 2008. Susan has had a long and unusual association with the fine art.   For twelve years  up  until 1999,  she was Graphic Arts Director at Bloomingdale's in Manhattan. She has currently pursued artistic studies at the Fashion Institute of Technology, The New York School of Visual Arts, National Academy of Design and The Art Students League of New York.

Revolution. But even in those turbulent times,   her talent was recognized. She found herself being asked to paint larger- than-life murals of Chairman Mao and related revolutionary themes. During the seventies in China, subject to the restraints placed on women and artists in a period of national disorder and intolerance, she was still able to express herself artistically in a variety of ways including stage-painting for an army ballet performing group and later created large murals for advertising purposes.  Reflecting her talent, in 1972 she was chosen to exhibit a collection of her hand-painted woodcarvings in the Beijing Army Museum. With China's opening after the Cultural Revolution, Susan came to the United States in 1981.