This Lotus Pond work is a good example of Chua’s ‘spontaneous brushstroke’ method of painting.
The subtle flecks and lines combine with pale expanses of wet pigment creating an abstracted, poetic waterscape.
The use of lines and specks suggests movement of water and light.
Lotus Pond (2015)
| Artist | |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 600 × 900 mm |
| Medium | Ink and Pigment on Rice Paper |
| Year | 2015 |
$5,000.00
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This Lotus Pond work is a good example of Chua’s ‘spontaneous brushstroke’ method of painting.
The subtle flecks and lines combine with pale expanses of wet pigment creating an abstracted, poetic waterscape.
The use of lines and specks suggests movement of water and light.
Singapore
Born in Singapore in 1966, Chua Say Hua is a recipient of the Chen Chong Swee Scholarship and the Philippe Chariol Foundation Scholarship. He graduated with a Diploma in Fine Arts from the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (1989-92) and furthered his art education at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (1993-94) as well as the Goldsmiths College, University of London (1996-97). Chua did his art residency at Vermont Studio Centre, Johnson, USA and has won numerous top awards in art competitions in the past decades. In 2001, he was awarded the prestigious Young Artist Award by the National Arts Council. In 2014, he won a Silver award in the 33rd UOB Painting of the Year Competition. He has exhibited his artworks in 12 solo exhibitions and over 20 groups…