A Sailing We Go

By Lee Mun Choong, ARTDIS (Singapore) Ltd.

In this Chinese ink painting on rice paper, Lee Mun Choong captures a serene moment where ships drift gently across an open sea. With inspiration for a holiday by the shore, the scene unfolds with calm brushwork and soft washes, evoking stillness and space. In the distance, the shapes of the greenish mountain surface ground the composition in a sense of place. With a light and observant touch, the artist transforms a fleeting view into a calm reflection on movement, solitude, and the rhythm of sailing.

About

Living with Cerebral Palsy, Mun Choong, a former student of the Spastic Children's Association School, is an affectionate and joyful artist whose work radiates warmth and innocence. His art, often inspired by the natural world, captures the charm of flora, fauna, and garden creatures with a youthful, minimalist style. In 2001, he participated in a cartooning workshop by Very Special Arts and The Necessary Stage. His work, featuring simple yet meaningful stick figures, has been showcased on greeting cards sponsored by Mobile One and the Community Chest, inspiring others with its genuine, heartfelt expression.

SKU: ARTD-003

Medium: Chinese Ink on Rice Paper

Dimensions (WxH): 65cm x 57cm