🎨 Suelyn Lee – Painter of Memory and Emotion Color dreamer by night, financial mind by day. Suelyn Lee is a Taiwanese-American artist who paints in acrylic—but her soul speaks in color, breath, and memory. Each piece she creates is born not from a photo, but from a moment remembered. The people she’s met—the ones who touched her heart—leave behind echoes of emotion that flow into her brush. Suelyn has traveled to over 54 countries, not to capture images, but to live them. She collects light and feeling, keeps them quietly in her mind, and pours them into fluid layers of paint. Her acrylic style is soft, atmospheric, and intuitive—like watercolor with structure, or poetry made visible. Originally from Taiwan, Suelyn has called Baltimore and the DMV area home, and now paints while gazing at the ever-shifting palette of the Rocky Mountains. Her favorite color is purple, the color of dusk, grace, and in-between spaces—much like her own life: moving between cultures, between logic and art, between control and surrender. She works in finance by day, but in the quiet hours, she becomes something else entirely: an artist of stillness and emotion. Her studio, Ink and Branch, is a place where color grows slowly, intentionally—rooted in experience, reaching for meaning. “I keep the images in my mind, and let the color flow through the brush.” Suelyn has never chased awards or galleries—only the joy of creating. Her art is for anyone who has ever paused to feel something deeply, loved quietly, or remembered someone in color.