Born in Lhasa in 1976, Dedron graduated from the Art department of Tibet University (Lhasa) in 1999. She is a member artist of the China Minority Art Association and of the Gedun Choephel Artists' Guild. Two of her paintings were nominated as 'Outstanding Work' in exhibitions displaying art of minorities in China. Dedron's work is based on the beauty of nature and the simple life in the miraculous land filled with silent historical monuments that is Tibet. Although her work is based on traditional Tibetan art, it is not a stylistic reproduction of that tradition; Dedron has created her own pictorial language that is simple yet mysterious. Her paintings incorporate Modernist, Cubist and even Surrealist influences; details of ornamentation, design and colour impact are essential characteristics of her style.
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