ART:DIS Emerging Artist programme

I was guided by established artist Tang Ling-Nah to break away from what I was familiar with and experiment. I came up with a new series of works on a unique perspective of nature, and prompting viewers to consider the beauty and transience of the environments we inhabit. Thank you God for giving me this wonderful opportunity.

During @sgartweek , I debuted 5 new works at group exhibition Turning Points II from 22 Jan to 1 Feb 2025 at The Arts House.

A Walk In The Woods

This artwork depicts the flora and fauna one can encounter when taking a stroll in the woods /forest/nature reserve. One feels a sense of peace as the soothing colours of nature wash over him/her. There are many things to discover and if one takes a closer look, one may even be pleasantly surprised by the hidden treasures within.

Shells, Stones, & Skins

I have made some studies of shells found in East Coast Park and stones collected from beaches and gardens and arranged them into a layered piece of work. I tried to bring out the beauty in their shapes, patterns and textures. To add an element of interest I have also painted animal skins on some of them. Look closely and see if you can identify the animals from the skin patterns.

Seeds Take Wing

Seeds are the beginnings of life. They are precious and hold promises of the future. Most seeds appear to be tiny and insignificant but take a closer look and you will be surprised by the variety in shapes and sizes. Some are even winged. This artwork highlights the humble seed and its importance in the continuity of life. Stare intently and see if you can spot any other winged creatures!