Registration for the event closes on 28th March 2021.
Note to all participants: Please contact nataliesim@nuss.org.sg if you do not receive the ZOOM details by 31st March 2021.
Synopsis:
Come join an intimate dialogue session held online to discover Henry Lee's inspiration and process behind his artworks.
Dr Victor Savage, NUSS Paint-A-Portrait Project panel member and avid art collector will be moderating the evening's dialogue.
More about the Artist:
Born in Singapore, Henry Lee is a chemical engineer by training, having obtained his Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from the National University of Singapore. After graduation, he pursued a career in publishing before enrolling into the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA). After graduating from NAFA with a Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art), he went on to complete a Master of Arts (Fine Art) at LASALLE College of the Arts. Drawing is the backbone of Henry's practice and the use of charcoal features prominently in his work. Inspired by his love for fiction, narrative elements are often embedded within his images. He has participated in various exhibitions across different platforms, including spaces such as ION Orchard, ShanghART Singapore and the National University of Singapore.
Note to all participants: Please contact nataliesim@nuss.org.sg if you do not receive the ZOOM details by 31st March 2021.
Synopsis:
Come join an intimate dialogue session held online to discover Henry Lee's inspiration and process behind his artworks.
Dr Victor Savage, NUSS Paint-A-Portrait Project panel member and avid art collector will be moderating the evening's dialogue.
More about the Artist:
Born in Singapore, Henry Lee is a chemical engineer by training, having obtained his Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from the National University of Singapore. After graduation, he pursued a career in publishing before enrolling into the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA). After graduating from NAFA with a Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art), he went on to complete a Master of Arts (Fine Art) at LASALLE College of the Arts. Drawing is the backbone of Henry's practice and the use of charcoal features prominently in his work. Inspired by his love for fiction, narrative elements are often embedded within his images. He has participated in various exhibitions across different platforms, including spaces such as ION Orchard, ShanghART Singapore and the National University of Singapore.
