Jenny Liu (b. 1962) is a Canadian artist based in Vancouver, Canada. Jenny is best known for her ethereal, atmospheric mountain landscape paintings, which reflect her profound fascination with the mountains of Western Canada, the Pacific Northwest, and beyond.

Drawing inspiration from both Eastern and Western artistic traditions, Jenny transforms these influences into her own evolving visual vocabulary. From her recent acrylic and mixed-media works to her earlier watercolor paintings, her artistic practice explores the space between the real and the imagined.

Guided by intuition and shaped by memory, emotion, and quiet contemplation, without any preconditioned idea, she lets the subtle interplay of abstraction and realism emerge naturally and freely. This artistic process ensures that each painting is uniquely created.

Many viewers have commented that the serene, atmospheric mountainous landscapes in Jenny’s work reveal a gentle synthesis of Eastern and Western aesthetic sensibilities. She intends that her artwork invites the viewer into a space of calm, reflection, and transcendence.

Trained as a landscape architect, Jenny has both a Bachelor of Engineering in Landscape Architecture (1983) and Master Degree of Landscape Architecture (1993). She started painting full time in 2018 after practicing landscape architecture for more than thirty years. Since then, she has participated in many group shows including: 2022 Landscape Exhibition, Federation Gallery, Vancouver; 2022 International Watercolor Exhibition, Niigata, Japan; Ethereality Exhibition at Silk Purse Gallery, West Vancouver 2023. In 2023 she won a Bronze Award at Shades of Blue 2023 International Juried Art Competition hosted by Camelback Gallery, USA. Her artworks can be found in private collections in Canada, USA, Singapore and Mexico.