Painting

Gillie and Marc, an Australian artist duo, renowned for innovative public sculptures spreading messages of love, equality, and protection worldwide.

Liu Guoyi is a Chinese contemporary artist currently living in Beijing. He has fantastic thoughts, and his works have won the love of art lovers and collectors at home and abroad with his sincere and authentic artistic language style and unbridled imagination.

Jumaadi, born in 1973 in Sidoarjo, East Java, is an acclaimed artist who draws on Indonesian artistic traditions. He holds a Bachelor and Master of Fine Arts from the National Art School in Sydney and received the inaugural John Coburn Emerging Artist Award. His multifaceted practice encompasses painting, sculpture, and performance, often using materials like cloth and buffalo hide. Jumaadi’s work explores contemporary social issues while celebrating Javanese folklore, creating profound visual and emotional experiences that challenge the boundaries of art.

Leo Liu Xuanqi (born in 1977) is a Chinese contemporary artist currently residing in Singapore. He moved to Singapore in 2006 and left his decade-long career as an art director in design and advertising in 2009 to pursue art full-time.

Liu Ting, an artist from Jinan, Shandong, conveys femininity through ink and wash techniques, showcased at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. A graduate of the Shandong Academy of Arts, she portrays plump girls with flowing white hair, symbolising confidence. Her vibrant works, reminiscent of Fernando Botero's style, explore female psychology and societal norms, inviting reflection on the evolving roles of women. Liu Ting’s art celebrates the beauty and complexity of femininity, encouraging viewers to embrace their authentic selves amidst external scrutiny.

Discover Ng Yak Whee: An artist who weaves poetic dreamscapes in colour and abstraction. Explore his unique artistic journey and boundless creativity.

Pang Xiaochen, a Beijing-based artist from Cangzhou, blends traditional Chinese ink techniques with Western styles to explore everyday life and human experiences. A graduate of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, his work captures the innocence of childhood and the dynamic beauty of water. With a focus on artistic authenticity, Pang's creations invite viewers to resonate with the deeper truths of life.

Pearl C. Hsiung is a Taiwanese-born American multimedia artist based in Los Angeles, known for her vibrant and innovative works that blend her cultural heritage with contemporary aesthetics. After earning her degrees from UCLA and Goldsmiths, she transitioned from fashion design to artistic creation. Hsiung's art employs bright colors and hand-crafted imitations of computer graphics, often using humour to critique cultural identity. In 2022, her tile artwork "High Prismatic" was installed at the Grand Ave Arts/Bunker Hill subway station, showcasing her contributions to public art. Her works invite viewers to explore the relationship between humans and nature through a unique artistic lens.

Sarah Lee is a Los Angeles-based artist born in South Korea, known for her unique blend of abstract expressionism and modern art. She explores themes of human psychology, freedom, and cultural identity through her evocative works. With degrees from prestigious institutions like Pratt Institute and Seoul National University, her art invites viewers to reflect on the complexities of societal norms and personal desires. Sarah's recent works incorporate film scenes, adding layers of meaning and engaging audiences in contemporary conversations about art and culture.

Tang Ke, born in 1972 in Chengdu, graduated from the Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts in 1994.