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Xiaofan Wang
Singapore
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Watercolor on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 9.1x12.2in
About this artwork
A lone jellyfish flickers above a soft sea of clouds, its form fragmented by digital interference. Painted in luminous watercolor, the creature appears suspended between realms, organic yet unreal, graceful yet glitched. The vibrant chromatic distortion contrasts sharply with the tranquil sky, suggesting a quiet rupture in nature’s continuity.
This piece is part of System Drift, a series that explores displacement and digital disruption through… the recurring motif of the jellyfish. Each work imagines these fluid, ancient beings navigating environments beyond their own, as if the natural world were buffering, or slowly erasing itself.
Through delicate washes and intentional distortion, this work invites viewers to question what belongs, what persists, and what is quietly vanishing beneath the surface of perception.
This piece is part of System Drift, a series that explores displacement and digital disruption through… the recurring motif of the jellyfish. Each work imagines these fluid, ancient beings navigating environments beyond their own, as if the natural world were buffering, or slowly erasing itself.
Through delicate washes and intentional distortion, this work invites viewers to question what belongs, what persists, and what is quietly vanishing beneath the surface of perception.
Xiaofan Wang
Singapore
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Xiaofan Wang, born in China and educated in Singapore, is a self-taught painter who primarily uses watercolor to express her passion for nature. Her technique allows watercolor to flow freely, embracing the medium’s spontaneity with bold colors and occasional surreal elements. She gently captures the delicate, fleeting moments in presence—infusing her art with a quiet sense of fragility and awe for the ephemeral beauty of marine life, especially jellyfish.
