Artist Information:
Wyn-lyn Tan
Singapore,
Singapore
Member Since: Aug 2006
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Artist Statement:
"The lack of words and the
inability to verbalize
emotions is a constant
personal frustration. My
paintings are about this
personal fight between
in-articulation, yet wanting
to be heard.
It is this dynamic balance
between suppression and
expression, and all the other
opposites that come with it -
nice and nasty, quietness and
madness, recesses of darkness
and layers of light, that I
wish to convey in my works.
I am searching for an
equilibrium between muted
softness and intense surfaces
that reveal spontaneous
spattering, and mark-making of
all sorts. It's symbolic of an
internal world that's often a
contradiction of emotions and
thoughts - happiness and
sadness, calm serenity and
crazy madness, hope and
despair, anger and love.
Somewhat like a union of
opposites struggling to find
some sort of lyrical madness.
While my paintings are not
deliberately about landscapes,
they subconsciously hover
between nature and
abstraction. I am also
attracted to rich colours, and
these are contrasted with
muted hues and an affinity for
black that recalls the look of
Chinese ink."
Full-time Singaporean artist
Wyn-Lyn Tan has held several
exhibitions since 2000.
Trained as a painter, her
works can be found in
private...
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Wyn-lyn Tan's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Wyn-lyn Tan's Portfolio. Browse Tan's body of work: "The lack of words and the inability to verbalize emotions is a constant personal frustration. My paintings are about this personal fight between in-articulation, yet wanting to be heard.
It is this dynamic balance between suppression and expression, and all the other opposites that come with it - nice and nasty, quietness and madness, recesses of darkness and layers of light, that I wish to convey in my works.
I am searching for an equilibrium between muted softness and intense surfaces that reveal spontaneous spattering, and mark-making of all sorts. It's symbolic of an internal world that's... |
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