Singapore Flowers, A Celebration of Singapore's Diversity and Inclusivity

by artist Zoe Tan

Singapore Flowers, A Celebration of Singapore’s Diversity and Inclusivity, by Zoe Tan, features a range of local flowers such as orchids, sunflowers, ixora, hibiscus, blue pea, and trumpet flowers. The painting has a graphic, stylised look with clean shapes and bold colours.

Each flower is distinct, yet arranged neatly together, creating a sense of balance. The variety of flowers reflects diversity, while their unity shows inclusivity.

Medium: Acrylic on stretched canvas

Size: 91cm (height) x 61cm (width)

Framed: No. If you would like this artwork framed, please enquire at social@artdis.org.sg

About Zoe Tan

A freelance artist/designer and former art teacher, zoe was a recipient of a very special arts scholarship(sponsored by the lee foundation and goodwood park hotel) for a ba in visual communication design at lasalle college of the arts. She completed her diploma in special education at national institute of education.
Zoe first developed a passion for art under the early tutelage of her late father. Her brain-teasing drawings use finely crafted compositions that combine precise realism with explorations of various art elements to challenge the viewer's perceptions of reality. She demonstrates an acute sense of life in her vivid and compelling works of art with montages of figures and faces. In her works, you can recognize her keen observation of the world around her and you as well as the expressions of her fantasies.

Zoe's one of her wishes is to be an art teacher for deaf students once again. Upon seeing hidden future potential in many of them, she would like to encourage them to develop their self-awareness especially self-confidence.