Acrylic on canvas 28 inches x 34 inches 71 cm x 86 cm 2020 Notes: An abstraction expressing concerns over the constant destruction of the fabric of nature. The lament of Mother Earth as she witnesses growing pollution and other acts of abuse of life. Why man continues to disrespect the environment.

Acrylic on canvas 61 inches x 55.5 inches Year completed: 2017 Notes: A plethora of colors burst out in a splash suggesting the presence of abundance. Not just of the material kind but that of the flowering of consciousness.

Oil & Acrylic on canvas Each panel: 48 inches x 24 inches Year completed: 2016 Notes: A painting comprising three panels. A symbol of auspiciousness for the Chinese, dragons were often believed to be associated with water. In ancient China, dragons were said to be rain-makers.

Mixed media on wood 50 cm x 50 cm 2020 Notes: An abstraction.

Acrylic & ink on round canvas Diameter: 12 inches 2021

Collage/ mixed media on canvas 40 cm x 30 cm 2021

Mixed media on canvas 36 inches x 36 inches 2021 Notes: From The Energy Series: The First Quartet. Specially painted for VRAF by Contemporary Art Station (London/Tokyo)

Mixed media on canvas 36 inches x 36 inches 2021 Notes: From The Energy Series: The First Quartet. Specially painted for VRAF by Contemporary Art Station (London/Tokyo)

Mixed media on canvas 36 inches x 36 inches 2021 Notes: From The Energy Series: The First Quartet. Specially painted for VRAF by Contemporary Art Station (London/Tokyo)

Mixed media on canvas 36 inches x 36 inches 2021 Notes: From The Energy Series: The First Quartet. Specially painted for VRAF by Contemporary Art Station (London/Tokyo)

Acrylic on canvas 36 inches x 36 inches 90 cm x 90 cm 2021 Notes: A semi abstraction expressing the blossoming of peace using floral like motifs. Flowers represent growth, beauty and sacrifice. To have peace, a certain amount of sacrifice is essential.

Acrylic on canvas 12 inches x 12 inches 2021 Notes: An abstraction of an expression of peace. With the word peace in Mandarin, Sanskrit and Arabic.

Mixed media on canvas panel 16 inches x 20 inches 40 cm x 50 cm 2021 Notes: An abstraction expressing cosmic energy in welcoming the lunar new year.

Acrylic on canvas 36 inches x 24 inches 91 cm x 60 cm 2020 Notes: An abstraction on joy and jubilation. Colors are bright and festive.

Mixed media on canvas 27 inches x 35 inches 2018/2020 Notes: An abstraction pondering transcending the intellect. Taking things from form to the formless. The work began in 2018 but was only completed two years later.

Collage/mixed media on wood 60 cm x 60 cm 2020 Notes: A tribute to the elements that should be respected at all times. One of two new works inspired by the fundraising project of ACCES to support the typhoon victims of the Philippines.

Collage/mixed media on canvas panel 24 inches x 20 inches 2020 Notes: An abstraction.

Oil on canvas 24 inches x 20 inches 2016/2020 Notes: Work began in 2016 but this abstraction was only released for sale in October 2020. Somehow it just did not feel right to put it on the market before? I still do not know why?

Mixed media on canvas 140cm x 100cm 55 inches x 40 inches 2020 Notes: An abstraction inspired by the opera La Boheme.

Mixed media on round canvas Diameter: 16 inches 2020 Notes: An abstraction inspired by the many changes in the world; more so today than ever before. These changes range from external climatic changes to changes in the terrain of one’s ‘inner city’. The one thing we can be certain of is change.

Ink & acrylic on canvas 24 inches x 24 inches 2020 Notes: The third in the Metamorphosis series. Making changes. With flowers symbolising the growth and maturity that comes through transformation.

Mixed media on canvas 30 inches x 30 inches 2020 Notes: Abstraction. In the national colors of my country, Singapore, to commemorate our 55th birthday.

Collage & mixed media on canvas 16 inches x 20 inches 2020 (Collaboration with the late Martin Fu)

Mixed Media on canvas 63 inches x 39.5 inches 160 cm x 100 cm 2020 Notes: From the Art in a Time of Covid series. That in spite of uncertainties and anxieties, we have hope, faith and a good reason to be grateful. Colors heal and light the way for change.

Oil on canvas 18 inches x 36 inches 45 cm x 90 cm 2019

Acrylic on canvas 24 inches x 48 inches 2019 Notes: An abstraction expressing the artist’s concept of endless time and infinite space.

Mixed Media on canvas 18 inches x 18 inches 45 cm x 45 cm December 2019 Notes: Specially painted for exhibition in South Korea in 2020 on environmental issues. This abstraction expressed the sorrows of our planet. The anguish and the cries of Mother Earth, as man continues to abuse her.

Acrylic & Oil on canvas 24 inches x 36 inches 2018 Notes: An abstraction of the bamboo. A symbol of peace, the bamboo is known for its strength and flexibility. It can bend in the face of strong gushing winds, yet it will not snap. Bamboo can teach us important lessons in life.

Acrylic on canvas 12 inches x 12 inches 2019 (Melbourne) Notes: An abstraction inspired by the late Mother Teresa.

Acrylic on canvas 53 inches x 67 inches 2019 Notes: An abstraction. Colors bright and vibrant invoking images of a dance of joy.

Acrylic on canvas 63 inches x 85 inches 2019 Notes: In a plethora of rich and vibrant colors, here’s an abstraction romancing the days of Marco Polo at the Imperial court of China. Cathay was the alternative historical name in English for the China of long ago.

Acrylic on canvas 24 inches x 28 inches 2017 Notes: The artist has always been intrigued with the colors, shapes and forms of the mysterious Cosmos. Inspired by the gogyoshi of Taro Aizu, a new series celebrating The Cosmos has been born.

Acrylic on canvas 24 inches x 28 inches 2017 Notes: An abstraction expressing the colors and energy of the Milky Way.

Acrylic on canvas 24 inches x 28 inches 2017 Notes: The fascination of the galaxy continues, as the imagination shoots for the stars.

Mixed Media on canvas 24 inches x 48 inches 2018 Notes: An abstraction honouring Mother Moon. The moon has certainly inspired many a poet, writer, music composer and artist from time immemorial. And it will continue to do so, for all eternity.

Acrylic on cloth 19.5 inches x 15.5 inches 2018 Notes: From the series Nuns, Novices and Men of The Cloth. A lone figure sits in the practice (sadhana in the sanskrit) of meditation.

Acrylic on printed canvas 11.5 inches x 19.5 inches 2018 Notes: From the Nuns, Novices and Men of The Cloth series. Printed on the canvas are the 100 Blessings, wherein the auspicious FU character is written in 100 different scripts from ancient China.

Mixed Media on oval canvas MaximumHeight: 14 inches Maximum Width: 20 inches 2018 Notes: From the Nuns, Novices & Men of The Cloth Series. The artist just happens to love monks.

Acrylic on round canvas Diameter: 16 inches 2018 Notes: From the series Nuns, Novices and Men of The Cloth.

Oil on canvas 24 inches x 24 inches 2018 Notes: An abstraction.

(Yet The Dragon Never Dies) Acrylic on canvas 65 inches x 70 inches 165 cm x 177 cm Year completed: 2018 Notes: A reminder that even the strong and the powerful must meet its end. But then, isn’t the dragon mythical? And hence, indestructible?

Acrylic on canvas 36 inches x 24 inches Year completed: 2017 Notes: An abstraction. Celebrating black which like white, is all colors.

(The Peranakan Long Table) Mixed Media on canvas Two paintings attached to each other. Maximum height: 48 inches Maximum width: 30 inches Year completed: 2018 Notes: The Tok Panjang is a table laden with gastronomical delights served during Peranakan festivities and celebrations. Peranakan is term describing Straits born Chinese.

Mixed media on canvas 16 inches x 20 inches Year completed: 2016 (Melbourne) Notes: In the Australian aboriginal language, Endota, means ‘beautiful’. And the lotus, a symbol of peace, and spiritual unfoldment, is indeed a very beautiful flower, that has a great deal to teach us.

Collage/Mixed Media on canvas 24 inches x 48 inches 2018 Notes: An abstraction in salutation of time. Like the tides, time waits for no man. Undeniably time inevitably fascinates.

Collage & Acrylic on canvas 18 inches x 24 inches 2018 Note: Abstraction. Of hidden secrets and wonderful stories. Let the painting take you on a journey of fantasy.

Mixed media on canvas 24 inches x 18 inches 2018 Notes: Expressing happy times, and cherished memories. The colors are bright. Bold brushstrokes suggest upliftment, vibrance, an energy of positiveness. A sense of aliveness and buoyancy prevails.

Acrylic & ink on canvas 12 inches x 12 inches 2018 (Melbourne Collection) Notes: The black circle is the enzo. Rendered in a single brushstroke and in one slow complete breath. Part of Zenga, the Japanese art of Zen.

Mixed media on canvas 20 inches x 20 inches 2017 (Melbourne) Notes: A time to hibernate, to go inwards and contemplate as temperatures drop and days become shorter.

Ink and Acrylic on paper 22 inches x 30 inches Year completed: 2016 Notes: Going within and connecting with my inner fire. The mood is heightened. Energy gathers into a fireball of passion. I got to just let it out. It cannot be contained any longer.

Ink and acrylic on paper 22 inches x 30 inches Year completed: 2016 Notes: Strength is one thing that we always need. Not just physical strength, but mental, emotional and spiritual strength. At times when life serves a platter of dramas for us to contend with, often brute strength is not enough. We need inner strength, that comes from various ways and through different means, be it through prayer, meditation, religious study, or service to the community.

Artist's Collection Bronze sculpture Height: 13 inches. Maximum Width: 12 inches Year completed: 2013 Notes: Celebrating The Mother Series, two sculptures were made in solid bronze, each weighing 18 kilos. This is the first piece, and shows the woman arising from a lotus, a flower synonymous with one’s spiritual development. The woman spots a wild, flowing mane, depicting a very strong energy body.

Collage & acrylic on canvas 28 inches x 61.5 inches Year completed: 2014 Notes: A boddhisattva rides the The Flow of life. It has been wisely said that all we have to do is to get into The Flow. Because once you are in The Flow, that Flow will support you.

Collage & acrylic on canvas 30 inches x 24 inches Year completed: 2014 Notes: A novel painting that can be displayed either vertically or horizontally, as stupas point two options for directions. A collage using stupas from Tibetan prayer flags.

Oil on canvas 24 inches x 30 inches Year completed: 2013 Notes: Indeed a very popular Hindu deity, Ganesha is hailed as a god of wisdom and good fortune. Said to be the remover of obstacles, he is particularly worshipped by the merchant community, as the bringer of good luck in business ventures. His vehicle is the mouse.

Oil on canvas 20 inches x 24 inches Year completed: 2012 Notes: A contemporary Ganesha, the Hindu deity renowned as the remover of obstacles. Blue, a color synonymous with calmness, tranquility and healing predominates.

Acrylic & Ink on canvas 18 inches x 24 inches Year completed: 2016 Notes: It is time for play. The blocks and squares symbolise the many blockages we experience in life. Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, moves these blocks, and catches his vehicle, the scampering mouse. The message here is also to take ourselves less seriously, and lighten the loads we tend to carry in our minds.

Collage in acrylic and ink on canvas Diameter: 12 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: All too often, on earth, money talks with the loudest voice. Imagination ferries the viewer into the treasury of the Gods, where one is simply at a loss for words at the richness of the Heavens.

Acrylic on canvas 55 inches x 67 inches 140 cm x 170 cm 2019 Notes: Celebrating the vibrant colors synonymous with the festive season of the Chinese lunar new year.

Acrylic on canvas 24 inches x 30 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: Memory comes and goes in waves, and often provides us with great comfort. Beautiful memories of good times gone by are always a joy to recollect. Yet even adverse memories of sad times and negative circumstances, can still be of equal importance. For even though one might prefer to forget such memories, these can remind us of events that we perhaps may have learnt from. Every memory has its reason and place in our lives.

Acrylic on canvas 13 inches x 13 inches Year completed: 2017 Notes: We live in the world of maya: of illusions. Maya is often represented by water. And here we have waves, denoting the ever changing patterns of the mind.

Acrylic on canvas 32 inches x 32 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: In many Asian cultures, forests offer a place for spiritual development and meditation. Forests, known to be the home of sacred spirits, also represent immortality. The forest appears in “waves”, towering trees piercing into the sky, skirted by a plethora of luxuriant foliage.

Acrylic & ink on canvas A collection of 3 paintings: 24 inches x 24 inches, and two smaller paintings, each sized 11.5 inches x 11.5 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: One of the most amazing possessions we have is our minds. One can imagine what existence would be like without the mind. The energy of the mind is astonishing and when keenly aware and alert, is at its most passionate. Such a mind can proceed to accomplish what might seem the impossible. It can take us to great heights.

Acrylic & ink on canvas 18 inches x 18 inches Year completed: 2015 (Melbourne) Notes: Waves of colors are believed to signify spiritual energy. As light is energy, and color is light, color is indeed energy. In the Genesis, we read of that very first command: Let there be light. Hence, the declaration of let there be energy, leading to the creation of the fabulous, surprising, and oftentimes unpredictable mind.

Acrylic on canvas 18 inches x 36 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: Mountains often feature in wave like formations. Undulating stretches of highlands rolling on and on, in the countryside. Mountains have always been considered to be the sacred abodes of the Gods, and are believed to be the meeting place between heaven and earth. Mountains symbolise strength, and teaches us to set our minds and our hearts on our highest goals.

Acrylic on canvas 30 inches x 30 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: Waves hold tremendous power of massive inertia. And ancient beliefs have compared waves caused by storms to the arousing of dragons, living in the depths of the seas. Waves, in such instances, also symbolise sudden inroads of the unconscious, when instinctive impulses to attack the spirit are spurred.

Acrylic & oil on canvas 36 inches x 66.7 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: To succeed in life, one must have passion, courage, focus, desire and great determination. With a keen insight, coupled with determination, we can awaken the pure potential that’s within us. Determination often comes in waves, and is certainly empowering. However, in our quiet moments, we should take time to question not just what empowers us, but how we can also empower others?

Collage in acrylic and oil on wood 17.5 inches x 23.5 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: Traditionally, the Japanese torii, or gateway, marks the entrance to a shrine, from the profane and into the space of the sacred. There are no doors on a torii, and the popular interpretation of this absence, is said to be a sign of the perpetual openness of the shrine. As the old meets the new, the lucky cat, a popular icon of the Land of the Rising Sun, stands sentinel, playing gatekeeper.

Acrylic & oil on canvas 26 inches x 30.5 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: Honouring the enzo, which in the Japanese means ‘a circle’. Traditionally, the enzo is rendered in one brushstroke, in one single breath, and forms a meditation amongst practitioners of Zen art. In this instance, the enzo, takes centrestage, in a field of vibrant colors, holding the many precious wisdoms of life.

Acrylic & 0il on canvas 40 inches x 40 inches 2017 Notes: An abstraction celebrating the mythical phoenix. Legends tell of how this fabled bird burnt itself, only to rise again from its ashes, in splendour. The phoenix is an auspicious symbol for many Asian cultures.

Acrylic on canvas 61 inches x 81 inches 2017 Notes: An abstraction of a popular symbol of prosperity and power for many Asian traditions, the dragon continues to fascinate.

Acrylic on canvas 40 inches x 40 inches 2017 Notes: The artist has always been fascinated by trees n honours these gifts of Mother Nature on canvas.

Acrylic on canvas 12 inches x 12 inches 2017 (Melbourne) Notes: From the Dance Series, Tango celebrates the mystique of this exhilarating dance.

Collage with acrylic on canvas 20 inches x 20 inches 2017 (Melbourne) Notes: There are no limits to love. We all need love and so do all living beings & things on this planet. Do not be afraid to love.

Acrylic on canvas 12 inches by 12 inches 2017 (Melbourne) Notes: Abstract of brilliant hues of an exhuberant dance.

Acrylic on canvas 48 inches x 48 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: There’s always a great deal going on in the crucible of life. The fires of purification are aglow with heat being generated in the process. The mood is vibrant as fears get burnt away.

Acrylic on canvas 60 inches x 48 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: Brilliant hues color the domain. It is a place of freedom. Of Celebration. And of joy. A bodhisattva sits upon the branch of a tree. Below giant wild lotuses burst into view.

Acrylic & Oil on canvas 58.5 inches x 41 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: A profusion of pink flowers, reminiscent of sakura, the cherry blossoms of Japan, take pride of place in the artist's Dream Garden. This is her place for Lila, or play, and inspiration.

Oil & acrylic on canvas 18 inches x 24 inches Year completed: 2016 (Melbourne) Notes: In The Talmud, it is written that “The dream is its own interpretation.” Indeed, dreams are perhaps the other side of our waking life. Like myths, claimed Erich Fromm, “ dreams offer vital communications from ourselves to ourselves.”

Acrylic on canvas 32 inches x 32 inches Year completed: 2016 Notes: Stars have often been associated with deities. Polynesians believe that stars are the eyes of heaven, observing happenings on earth, whilst the Chinese attest that stars directly affect the events on our planet. Very few things can rival the beauty of a star-filled sky, and through the ages, countless poets, artists, and music lovers have continued to romanticise the stars.

Ink on canvas 40 inches x 40 inches 100 cm x 100 cm Year completed: 2013 Notes: Believed to be the abode of the Gods, mountains represent strength and the power within the landscape. Indeed exuding quite a masculine energy. However, balance is at hand, ensured by the feminine presence of the spirit of the mountain. Huge flowers burst in jubilation across the sky, whilst below, the foliage is one of aliveness and abundance.

Collage in acrylic and oil on canvas 45 inches x 59.25 inches Year completed: 2016 Notes: Words of peace bless the depths of a garden pond. The time is sunset, and as the sun sinks beyond the horizon, we once again give thanks for abundance and peace.

Acrylic on canvas 36.5 inches x 76 inches Year completed: 2013 Notes: The bamboo is said to be a symbol of peace, and in ancient times, the Chinese believed that the phoenix, that mythical bird, fed exclusively on bamboo. Here, the evergreen bamboo is presented in red, with the latter color being synonymous with good luck, good fortune and auspiciousness, for the Chinese.

Acrylic on canvas 24 inches x 36 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: A celebration of the color Black. What is black to you? Is it a color of chic sophistication, of sleekness, and the fashion world? Or is it a negative color of darkness, and of death?Yet black, often pegged a non-color, really contains all the colors. Black is what it is to you.

Acrylic on canvas 24 inches x 36 inches Year completed: 2015 Notes: The twin painting in the Lifelines duo, but this time there are more hints of red, with a cheery yellow peeking out.