Goh Beng Kwan Sun and Moon Tray
In the 1970s, Mr Goh Beng Kwan took particular interest in Chinatown where he lived and worked as it was becoming increasingly gentrified. He took an aerial perspective of Chinatown and turned to a patchwork of rhythmic patterns to invoke the coming together of old and new in the district.
The dizzying and vivid colors and shapes of urban renewal are a true delight!
Size: 30cm x 30 cm
In the 1970s, Mr Goh Beng Kwan took particular interest in Chinatown where he lived and worked as it was becoming increasingly gentrified. He took an aerial perspective of Chinatown and turned to a patchwork of rhythmic patterns to invoke the coming together of old and new in the district.
The dizzying and vivid colors and shapes of urban renewal are a true delight!
Size: 30cm x 30 cm
In the 1970s, Mr Goh Beng Kwan took particular interest in Chinatown where he lived and worked as it was becoming increasingly gentrified. He took an aerial perspective of Chinatown and turned to a patchwork of rhythmic patterns to invoke the coming together of old and new in the district.
The dizzying and vivid colors and shapes of urban renewal are a true delight!
Size: 30cm x 30 cm