Meet the Artists Behind Zeydrt
Meet the Artists Behind Zeydrt
Every painting at Zeydrt begins the same way: with a painter, a canvas, and a loaded brush or knife. No printers, no digital transfers — just oil, pigment, and the hand that moves it. The result is a body of work that is impossible to replicate exactly, because no two artists work alike, and no two sessions produce the same painting.
Here are the five painters whose hands are behind every canvas we sell.
| 01. Lin Siyu — Botanicals in Full Bloom
Style: Floral & botanical — lush, layered, and full of quiet movement.
Signature: Dense, textured arrangements where petals overlap and push against each other, built up in thick oil that catches the light at the edges.
Lin Siyu's paintings feel like standing in front of a garden at its peak — abundant, warm, almost overwhelming in the best way. Her brushwork is patient and deliberate: she builds petals layer by layer, working wet into wet, so the blooms have a translucency that makes them glow. Her palette runs toward creams, dusty roses, sage greens, and warm whites — colors that settle into a room rather than compete with it.
Her work is the most immediately accessible of all the Zeydrt artists, and consistently the first to sell. Browse Lin Siyu's collection or read more in her dedicated feature: Lin Siyu: The Art of Botanical Abundance.
| 02. Ning Yuan — Texture, Silence & the Wabi-Sabi Canvas
Style: Textured, sculptural, wabi-sabi — organic and deeply calm.
Signature: Palette-knife impasto built into layered, almost topographical surfaces in earthy, muted tones.
Ning Yuan works at the intersection of painting and sculpture. His canvases have genuine three-dimensional depth — ridges, peaks, and troughs of paint that cast real shadows as the light moves through a room. The color palette is restrained: grey, sand, cream, rust, slate. The effect is a quietness that's hard to achieve with pigment alone.
His pieces define the wabi-sabi and Japandi aesthetic better than almost any other artist working in oil today. Browse Ning Yuan's collection or read: Ning Yuan: Texture, Silence & the Wabi-Sabi Canvas.
| 03. Chen Yuzhe — From Vintage Americana to Bold Abstract
Style: Vintage Americana folk art and expressive abstract — confident, narrative, visually arresting.
Signature: Bold silhouettes, unexpected color pairings, and a dry-brush graphic quality that sits between painting and illustration.
Chen Yuzhe is the most range-spanning of the Zeydrt artists. His Vintage Americana series — cowboys, riders, horses, and folk scenes rendered in oil with a near-graphic clarity — has become one of the most distinctive bodies of work in the collection. His abstract work carries the same confidence: strong shapes, clean edges, and colors chosen for tension rather than harmony.
Browse Chen Yuzhe's collection or read: Chen Yuzhe: From Vintage Americana to Bold Abstract.
| 04. Ryan Scott — Sport, Energy & the Painted Moment
Style: Sport and equestrian — kinetic, expressive, capturing motion in oil.
Signature: Loose, gestural brushwork that freezes a moment of peak action without freezing the energy of it.
Ryan Scott paints movement the way a great sports photographer captures it — at the exact moment when form and energy are both at their highest. His equestrian pieces in particular have a drama that's rare in oil: horses mid-stride, riders leaning into turns, the whole canvas pulled in one direction by implied force. The brushwork is deliberately loose, because tight rendering would kill the feeling.
Browse Ryan Scott's collection or read: Ryan Scott: Sport, Energy & the Painted Moment.
| 05. Laura Chen — Color, Joy & the Expressive Animal Portrait
Style: Colorful animal portraits — bold, joyful, and full of personality.
Signature: Non-naturalistic color choices (a blue horse, a pink elephant) that turn animal subjects into expressive, contemporary statements.
Laura Chen's animals are not illustrations and not decorations — they're portraits, in the fullest sense. Each subject has a presence, a mood, a gaze that holds the room. The difference from traditional animal painting is color: Laura uses palette and hue expressively, not literally, so her pieces land in the same visual territory as contemporary abstract work while remaining instantly readable as animals.
Browse Laura Chen's collection or read: Laura Chen: Color, Joy & the Expressive Animal Portrait.
| What Every Artist Shares
Five painters, five distinct voices — but the same foundation underneath: oil on canvas, applied by hand, with no shortcuts. Every piece in the Zeydrt collection is a genuine oil painting, made in a studio, unique to that single canvas. The variation between artists is the point: it means there's a Zeydrt painting for almost any room, any taste, any wall.
| Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the artists behind Zeydrt paintings?
Zeydrt works with five core painters: Lin Siyu (floral and botanical), Ning Yuan (textured wabi-sabi), Chen Yuzhe (Vintage Americana and abstract), Ryan Scott (sport and equestrian), and Laura Chen (colorful animal portraits). Each artist brings a distinct style and technique to their canvases.
Are Zeydrt paintings truly hand-painted?
Yes. Every piece in the collection is painted by hand in oil on canvas — no prints, no digital transfers, no giclées. Each canvas is unique to the session in which it was made.
Can I buy a painting by a specific artist?
Yes. Each artist has their own collection page on the site where you can browse and filter their work by style, size, and color.
New to buying original art? Start with our guide to choosing the right oil painting.
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