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Andy Yang
Singapore
Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Watercolor on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 14.2x20.1in
About this artwork
With the sudden outbreak of the Covid19 virus. The whole world literally fell on its knees upon the arrival of this new King. Reigning terror across the globe in ways and speed that the world has not seen before for a long time. As we scramble to find ways and means to overcome this virus. We also realize that we have to make changes in our lives. To live around this virus that may well become a part of our lives for a while. Although not all is…
doom and gloom.
There is a tremendous positive side to all this. He sees it as a chance for us to renew ourselves for the better. After having been a professional artist for close to 2 decades, he is not a stranger to self-isolation even on average days as he finds that it’s a way to reset his way of thinking and rearranging his perspectives on life. When all of us are doing it at the same time, he dubs it the great escape.
There is a tremendous positive side to all this. He sees it as a chance for us to renew ourselves for the better. After having been a professional artist for close to 2 decades, he is not a stranger to self-isolation even on average days as he finds that it’s a way to reset his way of thinking and rearranging his perspectives on life. When all of us are doing it at the same time, he dubs it the great escape.
Andy Yang
Singapore
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
« Never stop working and questioning yourself. »
Andy Yang is an exciting Malaysian-born, Singapore-based artist whose works have featured in exhibitions, publications and collections throughout the country. Long fascinated by the abstract form and the flamboyant gold of the equatorial sun, he brings his canvases to life with brightness and energy. Additional takes on silence and emptiness create a balance in each of Yang's pieces - one that compels each viewer to contemplate the work at large.
