Regular price$5,950.00
Artist Country: Singapore
Dimensions: 51in x 75in | 129cm x 191cm (framed)
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Inspired by Friedrich Nietzsche's book I intend to blur the boundary between the good and evil.
Without knowing the words you would never know which side is good and which side is evil. Is good always good? Is evil always evil? By what standard? By whose judgment?
The Yin Yang symbol is divided into black and white halves with a opposite dot in each realm.
I want to create my own version of Yin Yang.
Having loved art since young and with a background in architecture, Charles Wong (Tze Chau) began painting in 2010. He has participated in group shows in Singapore, Thailand and India, and in 2018, he had his first solo show at a commercial gallery in Singapore. He won the prestigious UOB Painting of the Year award in the established category in 2019, cementing his place in the art world. Charles' art is a reflection of his strong emotions towards the universe and its infinite forms. He believes that at a macro level, there is one universal force that unites everything, while at a micro level, every being is made up of atoms that are essentially the same. His works are made up of dotted calligraphic letters in various languages, symbolizing a unique emotion or concept. He strives to create artworks that are both visually appealing and thought provoking.
