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Fan Shao Hua “The Ethnic Cultures of Singapore,” Paintings
Fan Shao Hua “The Ethnic Cultures of Singapore,” Paintings
The Ethnic Cultures of Singapore viz Chinese, Indians, Malays & Peranakans Watercolour Paintings by Fan Shao Hua
Fan Shao Hua’s exquisite limited edition painting collection “The Ethnic Cultures of Singapore,” showcasing the Fan Shao Hua style, is exclusively available only at decorarts.com.sg. Depicting the four Races and their respective rich and colourful cultures. Each Culture is portrayed with an Artifact, Costume, Community and Trade. Just when you think you know everything there is to know about Singapore, Fan Shao Hua brings out a bagful of surprises. Perhaps one of the nicest things about life in Singapore is the way that all its different races live happily and harmoniously together…working, feasting, and worshipping side by side… all living in modern comfort and style in this clean, green garden city.
Biography
Fan Shao Hua was born in 1963 in Guangzhou, China. He is a multi-talented artist based in Singapore. He graduated from the Guangzhou Academy of Arts in 1985, specialising in oil painting. He moved to Singapore in 1992 to experience the diversity of culture which subsequently brought his art career to greater heights.
Fan Shao Hua clinched the top prize in the 19th UOB Painting of the Year award in 2000, among several other art awards. Having received many achievements and accolades, Fan has established himself as one of the premier Asian artists today. Fan held many exhibitions overseas through the years, in Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and Paris.
As an artist, Fan Shao Hua is constantly experimenting and evolving. He fuses realism with his creative ideas and representational art in his artistic expressions. Mr Fan continues to push the boundary of blending Chinese and Western techniques in his art.
Fan Shao Hua gets his inspiration from nature as he strongly believes in the harmonious interactions between man and the unadulterated environment.
Artworks
Fan Shao Hua “The Ethnic Cultures of Singapore,” Paintings
The Ethnic Cultures of Singapore viz Chinese, Indians, Malays & Peranakans Watercolour Paintings by Fan Shao Hua
Fan Shao Hua’s exquisite limited edition painting collection “The Ethnic Cultures of Singapore,” showcasing the Fan Shao Hua style, is exclusively available only at decorarts.com.sg. Depicting the four Races and their respective rich and colourful cultures. Each Culture is portrayed with an Artifact, Costume, Community and Trade. Just when you think you know everything there is to know about Singapore, Fan Shao Hua brings out a bagful of surprises. Perhaps one of the nicest things about life in Singapore is the way that all its different races live happily and harmoniously together…working, feasting, and worshipping side by side… all living in modern comfort and style in this clean, green garden city.
Biography
Fan Shao Hua was born in 1963 in Guangzhou, China. He is a multi-talented artist based in Singapore. He graduated from the Guangzhou Academy of Arts in 1985, specialising in oil painting. He moved to Singapore in 1992 to experience the diversity of culture which subsequently brought his art career to greater heights.
Fan Shao Hua clinched the top prize in the 19th UOB Painting of the Year award in 2000, among several other art awards. Having received many achievements and accolades, Fan has established himself as one of the premier Asian artists today. Fan held many exhibitions overseas through the years, in Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and Paris.
As an artist, Fan Shao Hua is constantly experimenting and evolving. He fuses realism with his creative ideas and representational art in his artistic expressions. Mr Fan continues to push the boundary of blending Chinese and Western techniques in his art.
Fan Shao Hua gets his inspiration from nature as he strongly believes in the harmonious interactions between man and the unadulterated environment.
Artworks