Singapore Got Hawker by Tess MohBased on Grant Wood's American Gothic, this piece celebrates Singapore's hawker culturea cornerstone of national identity that has been successfully recognised by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. The father daughter duo depicted here embodies the Singaporean commitment to preserving this unifying culture for future generations. @tess_moh

Reflecting the qualities of Vermeer’s painting

Growing up in Indonesia

Garden Dome and orchids

blood and tears to better the lives of the people they love

but what we have in our mouth may kill us no matter how bananas the situation appears to be

this piece is about always seeing the bad in people

refers to the early morning hours after midnight

as nothing lasts forever

Intrigued with the thoughts behind René Magritte’s The Son of Man

famous landmarks such as Sao-Ching-Cha

it is in fact a tragic tale of impending doom

This piece delves into how Western culture affects and inspires how contemporary Asian youth think