A Cai Png Store at Amoy Street Food Centre by Phoebe TingInspired by douard Manets A Bar at the Folies Bergre, A Cai Png Store at Amoy Food Centre reflects the perspective of a typical Singaporean ordering a humble plate of economic rice. The Cai Png ("vegetable rice") shops auntie is the hero figure of the piece, intense yet unbothered. @angryrestingface

Her wish is that future generations will continue to appreciate the wet market and never let it disappear from Singapore's cultural fabric

The Singkil princess is known for her intricate Sarimanok headpiece and apir fans

The artist illustrates Frederic Leighton's Flaming June as a moment of Siesta

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

and the popular amulet called Ta-Krud – together with world pop-culture references like the trendy clothing and electronic gadgets

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Jade Suayan translated the artwork to her own style to give it new meaning

the legend of Nyi Roro Kidul lives on to this day

the central figure is a woman representing the liberated generation

as nothing lasts forever

Based on Grant Wood's American Gothic

The provenance of this situation is left unanswered