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Guān explores how perception is never singular—
each individual sees through their own inner world.
Even when looking at the same subject, each person brings their own experiences, memories, and sensitivities into what they see. What is perceived is therefore not a fixed truth, but something continuously shaped by the self.
This work does not attempt to define what is right or wrong. Instead, it holds space for multiple ways of seeing—where differences… are not contradictions, but coexistences.
Through layered gazes and fragmented forms, Guān reflects on the quiet complexity of perception and invites viewers to become aware of how they themselves are seeing.
Discover the newest artists on Singulart who joined our community in the last month. If you are looking for fresh artworks you’ve never seen before, this is the section to visit.
Kah Yan Chai is a textile-based artist whose practice explores how we experience the world through sensing, being seen, and perceiving.
Working with hand embroidery, she constructs layered surfaces that evoke the body, the gaze, and the shifting nature of perception. Her works do not seek to define fixed meanings, but instead hold space for multiple ways of understanding.
Her recent body of work unfolds as a quiet progression—from physical sensation, to awareness of being seen, to the realisation that perception is never singular. Through this, she reflects on how identity and understanding are continuously shaped, rather than given.