Hug Yin Wan’s ‘The Crow’ Solo Art Exhibition

Last week we were at the Hug Yin Wan’s ‘The Crow’ Solo Art Exhibition at at Lot 123, Nando’s Art Space at Chinatown. This is part of Nando’s constant support and dedication to the Grand Prize Winner of Nando’s Art Initiative 2015, Hug Yin Wan.

Hug Yin Wan’s ‘The Crow’ Solo Art Exhibition

Yin Wan‘s fascination with the Buddhist concept of impermanence in life is reflected in his artworks, the cycle of life and death a prevailing theme to the collection. Symbolizing the arrival of death, the Crow draws from Chinese culture and its inauspicious connotations to wickedness and cruelty. Yin Wan explores the idea with a painful awareness that change is beyond control, using hands as a symbol of going through the motions between humans and the start of new beginnings.

Nando’s Art Initiative 2015, Grand Prize Winner Hug Yin Wan Solo Art Exhibition

Inspired by his experiences and surroundings, Yin Wan embraces the natural phenomenon, an acceptance on both negative and positive sides of temporary existence in this world. His unique style in incorporating natural materials like plywood as well as wood-cut and oil paint techniques breathes life into his artworks, injecting surrealism into the duality of matter in life.

‘The Crow’ exhibition is open to the public from 25th Nov until 8th Dec 2016 at Lot 123 at Nando’s Chinatown, Jalan Sultan

‘The Crow’ exhibition is open to the public for viewing and purchase from 25th Nov until 8th Dec 2016 at Lot 123 at Nando’s Chinatown, Jalan Sultan. For more information about Nando’s Art Initiative Website