Chin H Shin Paintings

Oil on Canvas 30 x 24 x 1.5 inches from New York City It is Rainy day in New York City, people walk around in front of Macy's, almost 5 pm, Darkness in the city never seems...

Oil on Canvas 36 x 36 x 1.5 inches from Long Island, NY * This painting intended to create a pleasant picnic on a peaceful sunny weekend. My focus here is how effectively u...

Oil on Canvas 24 x 24 x 1.5 inches * Creating mysterious Blue Rain in Upper West Side, Manhattan * continuous development on "Rainy Day" series * Side is painte...

One of kind Original Oil Painting In most recent years, Shin has dedicated his focus on New York cityscapes. The expressiveness of New York City -- its brilliant culture, vast hi...

Oil on Canvas 36 x 24 x 1.5 inches * "Evening Rain" is created to appreciate one enchanting and glorious rainy night after enjoying a cup of Hazelnut coffee in Manhattan. When ...

Oil on Canvas 48 x 24 x 1.5 inches I wanted to input a lot of details such a spiritual sensation and all the physical details as well my idea in Dream Journey in general is...

Oil on Canvas 28 x 22 x 1 inches * This painting is inspired by my original painting "On the way Home* I wanted to generate some enormous energy from nature instead of making a...

Oil on Canvas 48 x 48 x 1.5 inches * Construction of Concept * I wanted to input a lot of details such a spiritual sensation and all the physical details as well-my idea in ...

Oil on Canvas 24 x 24 x 1.5 inches * It was rainy day today, but also evening time... people rush to go home after brief shower here and there, I am trying to create some charm...

Oil on Canvas 48 x 48 x 1.5 inches * do you see Strand book store down the Broadway? This Painting is inspired by simple Blue colors but I wanted to ...

Oil on Canvas 48 x 36 x 3/4 inches * Winter Walk in Manhattan is looking for further development from my previous "Winter Walk", a contemporary rainy concept that show movement of rainy day in all different angle. this painting shows movement, contemporary layout, texture in order to create some new energy on the canvas. I explore bold composition and simple colors in order to generate the most sophisticated rainy day mood possible. The movement of figures and simple Black and White brush...

Acrylic on Canvas 40 x 30 x 1 inches * Spring Breeze is a poetic expression of my landscape, from a riverside North Shore, where Yellow flowers are blooming near Seaside Creek...

Oil on Canvas 40 x 30 x 1 inch * this painting represents a fine beautiful day, a bright side of our human life * Artist is configuring the most effective way to create br...

Oil on Canvas 36 x 36 x 1.5 * I wanted to input a lot of details such a spiritual sensation and all the physical details as well-my idea in Urban forest in general is to show a...

Oil on Wood 31.5 x 24 x 1 inches * from New York city * inspired by city of Ancient Spirit * This Painting is a new version of my previous " The Myth of New York and Flatiron Buildin...

Oil on Wood 32 x 24 x 1 inches from New York City It is Rainy day in New York City, people walk around Fifth Avenue, almost 5 pm, Darkness in the city never seems to go away-how abou...

This contemporary painting by Chin H Shin is part of his ‘Urban Jungle’ series which focuses on capturing the vibrant character of New York City. The dynamic spirit of the brushwork ...

This contemporary painting by Chin H Shin is part of his 'Urban Jungle' series which focuses on capturing the vibrant character of New York City. The dynamic spirit of the brushwork and gesture involved in this artwork romantisises on the magic of an area that is bathed in rich history and culture. Incorporated is a mystical and mysterious palette of fiery red hues, reflective of sunset colours. An innovative approach to creating an impression of colour and light suffuses a lyricism, creating a visual image that is poetically woven together in illuminating tones. A clear influence of Korean calligraphy combined with Expressionism is synergised in this piece, producing a unique impression of the metrapolis. An everyday cityscape is transformed as the artist demonstrates merging of abstraction and figuration to describe the bright artificial glow and architectural giants that are distinctive to the place. This original work of art is painted in oils on canvas, hand signed by the artist and ready to be displayed. Artist Biography In his native South Korea, Chin H. Shin began studying the fundamentals of fine art from a young age. He trained in the basic principles of oil painting and watercolour, but still desiring more, Shin immigrated to the United States in pursuit of further education in the fine arts. In New York, he studied the Western tradition, familiarizing himself with the works of masters such as Camille Corot and Edward Hopper -- both of whom would continue to serve as sources of inspiration for Shin to this day. After his studies, Shin earned his Masters of Fine Art from Long Island University. In most recent years, Shin has dedicated his focus on New York cityscapes. The expressiveness of New York City -- its brilliant culture, vast history, and even the very streets of the metropolis -- has continued to inform his work as he develops his artistic voice. Shin’s ultimate goal is to transform the scenes of daily life into a kind of visual poetry through his technical mastery of breaking down color and light. That visual poetry is the basis of a new kind of art form which Shin hopes to create and convey, influenced by Korean calligraphy and the bold brushstrokes of Expressionism.  Shin remains active in the art scene, showcasing his work at various art galleries including the Transform Gallery in New York City, Williams Gallery in New Jersey, Bucks County Gallery of Art in Pennsylvania, the Greenwich House Gallery in Ohio, Geary Gallery in Connecticut, and Saks Galleries in Denver, Colorado. He is also featured in the 2019 “Weather or Not: Art with Atmosphere” exhibition at the I.D.E.A. Museum in Arizona, and has participated in The Other Art Fair presented by Saatchi Art in Brooklyn, New York.  Chin H Shin has a Master of Art Degree from Long Island University. His past affiliations include Oil Painters of America, American Society of Marine Artist, and Portrait Society of America, and has also been Juror of Award for Bold Brush International Art Competition and also current winner of The Bold Brush Award.  Artist Statement “The Basic philosophy of my art is bringing the huge Power or energy from nature or daily life. My abstract does not come from the direct practice of Abstract on canvas, I explore my own abstract without giving up what I see in front of me.” – Chin H Shin Recent Past Exhibitions • 2020 Juror of Award at Boldbrush Art Competition • 2020 The Boldbrush Award at Faso International Competition • 2019 Autumn Art Show at Saks Gallery, Denver, CO • 2019 Weather or Not: IDEA Museum Art Show in Arizona • 2017 The Other Art Fair-Brooklyn, New York • 2016 Group Art Show at Transform Art Gallery, New York • 2014 Solo Art Show, Huntington, NY • 2014 A Judge for Boldbrush Art Competition • 2013 Solo Art Show, Locust Valley...

This contemporary painting by Chin H Shin is part of his ‘Urban Jungle’ series which focuses on capturing the vibrant character of New York City. The dynamic spirit of the brushwork ...

Oil on Canvas 40 x 30 x 1.5 inches In most recent years, Shin has dedicated his focus on New York cityscapes. The expressiveness of New York City -- its brilliant culture, vast history, and even the very streets of the metropolis -- has continued to inform his work as he develops his artistic voice. Shin’s ultimate goal is to transform the scenes of daily life into a kind of visual poetry through his technical mastery of breaking down color and light. That visual poetry is the basis of a new kind of art form which Shin hopes to create and convey, influenced by Korean calligraphy...

24 x 36 x 1.5 inches Acrylic and Oil on Canvas * This Painting was inspired by Ancient paintings like Pompeii murals and I wanted to input some contemporary energy in order to c...

Oil on Canvas 40 x 30 x 1.5 inches from New York City * people walking around on this soft rainy day evening, street seems to be a little quite today but cozy enough to imagine a cup of hazelnut coffee and a brownie. * In most recent years, Shin has dedicated his focus on New York cityscapes. The expressiveness of New York City -- its brilliant culture, vast history, and even the very streets of the metropolis -- has continued to inform his work as he develops his artistic voice. Shin’s ultimate goal is to transform the scenes of daily life into a kind of visual poetry through his technical mastery of breaking down color and light. That visual poetry is the basis of a new kind of art form which Shin hopes to create and convey, influenced by Korean calligraphy...