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This is Me
This is one of my first piece for the IB art (higher level). It is me. Ok, not a good representation of me. I do not look
like that. It's inspired from Van Gogh, my fave artist of all time, beside the fact that he cut off his ear. I'm sure he did
for good reasons.
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| The Dayaks |
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| inks on tissue |
The Dayaks
This is done on tissue with inks. The dimensions, well, it's big. Well over a meter in height and width less than a meter.
(duh). A little bit from me country. It's the dayaks, one of the many tribes in Sarawak. I'm not from Sarawak. I just like
the picture; the way they dress and pose.
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| Finding Serenity |
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| oil, acrylics on canvas |
Finding Serenity
Er, I gave a speech about this piece for the exam. I don't think I can repeat it. Hahaha! I'm not going to repeat it. It's
not worth the web space. If you REALLY want to know, contact me. ;)
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| Caught on face of turmoil |
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| chalk, charcoal, tissue on newspaper on board |
Caught in the face of turmoil
This is a very popular piece. I think it's because of the girl, Sharbat Gula, the Afghan Girl. She represents every innocent
victim caught in political, religious and/or racial presecutions and turmoils. The newspaper clippings are of course about
the war and a bit of SARS. Caught in the Face of Turmoil, clever. A bit of a mouthful, though.
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