Chen Chi, Artist, New York, New York 

Daniel Greene created this portrait, Chen Chi, Artist, New York, New York, which captures the essence of a celebrated Chinese-American artist within the bustling milieu of New York. The portrait's subject, Chen Chi, is depicted with a contemplative gaze. He wears a fur hat and a heavy coat, emblems that hint at both warmth and the weight of cultural crossings. The Chinese calligraphy in the backdrop roots the piece in Chen Chi's heritage, while the painterly style speaks to his integration into the American art scene. Greene, through his choice of subject, navigates the complex terrain of cultural identity and artistic expression in a globalized world. The painting subtly addresses the nuances of being an artist of color in a predominantly white art world, suggesting themes of representation, visibility, and the negotiation of cultural heritage. This portrait captures a personal journey, intertwined with themes of cultural identity and artistic expression.