Frangipani by Nadia SoThis artwork is inspired by Andy Warhol's series of pop art flower paintings, in particular Daisy (Fuchsia & Yellow). While visiting Bali, Nadia noticed that Frangipani trees and flowers were often used in offerings, religious ceremonies and decorations around townthus influencing her to use them as a subject for this piece. @nsogallery

they are also cathartic outlets for pressure-cooker systems that Asian families often foster

Magritte's original work consists of two parts: one depicting a figure sleeping in a wooden alcove against a dark

Bbblob created a tropical landscape with Singaporean elements featuring the Supertrees

the hope of illuminating fresh perspectives on racial discourse

phenomena and destiny

this piece is about always seeing the bad in people

doomed to mundane routine

and having conversations as plentiful as the food

In Valen's reinterpretation

Nothing completes the trip without a perfect last supper before departing

almost as if by accident

This piece challenges the notion that the truth will set you free