Festoon of the East by Nat KunyapatThis reinterpretation offers a fresh perspective on Jan Davidsz de Heem's iconic work, Festoon of Fruit & Flowers, seen through the eyes of a South East Asian individual. This region is known for its abundant variety of fruits and flowers, each bursting with vibrant colours and forms. The spectrum of shapes and vivid hues appear boundlessfrom a juicy watermelon, a ruby red pomegranate, glossy pink rose apples, fragrant jasmine, and the delicate

Valen Lim recreates Magritte's The Portrait with a Malaysian twist

modish Frida

Similarly she wanted to depict the Manghuhula in her interpretation of Judith I as a similar triumph

each hue carefully selected to evoke the serene night skies of Malaysia

This pop art piece starring Keith Haring's signature figures features the iconic Toa Payoh Dragon Playground front and centre

As a fan of Matisse

A Filipino folk dance that originated from the Maranao people who inhabit the shores of Lake Lanao

Inspired by Giuseppe Arcimboldo's Vertumnus

smell and heat overwhelms her body and soul

These domestic helpers would occasionally picnic at public green spaces on their off-days

This work draws inspiration from René Magritte's piece

the stall owner (the eponymous whistling mother) takes a brief respite amidst the chaos of the wet market