About Me
Tram Vi Nguyen is a musician-turned-artist who believes art should feel like home. She spent years expressing emotion through music, performing with the ASU String Ensemble and sharing melodies that made people pause, breathe, and feel something.
Over time, she realized those same emotions were trying to move through her in a different way — through color, softness, and storytelling.
Her art journey began unexpectedly, when her mother-in-law asked her to paint a flower field in her laundry room. One small moment, one brush in hand — and something inside her woke up.
Since then, painting has become the place where Tram’s tenderness lives. She is drawn to animals, to their quiet loyalty and unspoken emotion. To softness. To the kinds of stories that make a space feel warm, gentle, and lived-in.
For the last eight years, Tram’s also been fundraising every Christmas, creating art that helps support others — a tradition that shaped why she became an artist in the first place.
Especially last year, when she painted pet portraits that reminded people of the love they’d lost or still held close. She told me that was the moment she knew: “this is what I am meant to do.”
That realization led her to take a leap. She enrolled in the Milan art institute, studying their fine art program so she could grow intentionally, refine her voice and step fully into her life as a professional artist.
It was the moment chose to take art as her path, not just something she loves, but something she committed to mastering.
Tram paint for the collectors who choose art with their hearts — for people who want their walls to feel comforting, personal, and quietly beautiful.
