Aw Tee Hong’s Singapore Series documents the nation’s evolving landscape through rivers, streets, and historic districts, preserving memories of earlier cityscapes while reflecting his deep connection to Singapore’s changing identity.

Singapore Series

Painted on location, these plein-air works capture Singapore’s disappearing kampongs and rural scenes, preserving quiet village houses, paths, and landscapes that have largely vanished from the modern city.

Plein-Air

Inspired by travels through Myanmar. Thailand, Indonesia, these works capture temples, markets, rivers, and daily life, reflecting Aw Tee Hong’s sensitivity to the atmosphere and cultural character of Southeast Asia.

Southeast Asia

Works from Aw Tee Hong’s travels across different continents, explored unfamiliar landscapes, architecture, and street scenes, revealing his curiosity and ability to capture the distinctive mood of each place.

Travel

Aw Tee Hong’s figurative works include self-portraits and observational studies that demonstrate his strong drawing foundation, capturing gesture, expression, and character through sketches, ink, and other media.

Figurative

In these still life works, everyday objects are arranged into thoughtful compositions, allowing Aw Tee Hong to explore light, form, and texture through quiet, disciplined observation.

Still Life

Beyond painting, Aw Tee Hong experimented with ceramics, wood, sculpture, and Chinese ink, revealing his versatility and continuing exploration of form, material, and artistic expression.

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