Vietnamese American photographer Tri Huu Luu has an easy tendency to stand outside and observe. As a student and practicing Buddhist, Tri sees the surface but is more interested in what the surface hides. Find out more
In ink, woodcuts and oil, every piece rebelled against China's cultural hegemony. In his works, "thunders gathered and collided" says critic. Find out more
His works range from extreme abstraction to the most naturalistic representation and sometimes, these terms could be used all in a single work. Find out more
At the age of four, Eugene Tan had decided to abandon other distractions and focused just on these tiny blocks. By eight, he had won three consecutive nationwide Lego building competitions from 1984 to 1986. Find out more
Feng Zhongyun, a Chinese Contemporary Ink Wash Painting Artist, was born in 1967, studying Kungfu and painting since he was a child. He graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing in 1991. Find out more
Born in Bamaw, the Kachin state of Myanmar in 1948, Hla Myint Swe does watercolor, oil and acrylic paintings and photograph. But in Myanmar, he is best known for his almost life-like ink sketches. Find out more
Singapore-based photographer Marcus Mok began his photographic career in 1997 in the field of bridal photography after leaving his real estate job of 5 years which he says "is not his calling".Find out more
Penny doesn't quite see what other see in her works, which is a unique ability to create scenes she records, initially through photography, sketches followed by research. Find out more
Wang Mao, in his late 20's, is a quiet and unassuming person – humble and serious in a way that few artists are today. His background has provided a fertile soil for the cultivation of creativity. Find out more
Widodo's art and his narrative are unlike most of the trendy Indonesian artists today. While his approach is seemingly easy, it hides a very dogged philosophy not to be dictated. Find out more