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Artist Name

Valerie Ng

Hometown: Malaysia

Based in: Singapore

Valerie Ng’s abstract paintings are a gestural expression of texture, mood and movement. Her oil on canvas works are created as a result of explorations in colour, light, depth and form. She is inspired by natural elements, hues and shapes in the environment and strives for a dynamic balance of energy and atmosphere through a unique transfer of marks in the action of painting. Having a keen interest in paper, her artworks include artists’ books, papier-mache, collage and assemblage.

 



Valerie Ng In The Studio

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More About Valerie Ng

Question IconWhat inspires you?

Organic forms and colours from nature. Movement and flow of the elements like earth, water, air, fire and ether.

Question IconWhat are 3 words that best describe your work?

Colour, Texture and Movement

Question IconWhat is the most important tool when creating your work?

The palette knife

Question IconWhere do you go for inspiration?

Out to nature for walks


Collections Featuring Valerie Ng

3 Collections

Artworks for a Cigar Lounge

Artworks for a Cigar Lounge

21 Artists, 31 Products

Last updated: June 10, 2021

Southeast Asian Artworks

Southeast Asian Artworks

55 Artists, 59 Products

Last updated: January 22, 2021

By Medium: Oil Paintings

By Medium: Oil Paintings

49 Artists, 67 Products

Last updated: November 28, 2020


Articles Featuring Valerie Ng

1 Article


Credentials

Education

The Slade School of Fine Art

United Kingdom, 2002

Awards

Finalist, Sovereign Asian Art Prize. Hong Kong

2019

37th UOB Painting of the Year Singapore - Bronze Award

2018

23rd UOB Painting of the Year - First Prize Abstract Medium

2004

Exhibitions

Abstract Trails

Singapore, 2024

Wild Fragments

Singapore, 2022

Adrift in Colour

Singapore, 2019

Terra Incognito

Singapore, 2014

SurfaceScapes

Singapore, 2012

Elemental Shifts,

Singapore, 2009

Chaos into Light

Singapore, 2006

Moving Textures

Singapore, 2005