Marine Fishes

By Raymond Tan Khee Huat, Mouth and Foot Painting Artists (MFPA)

Saltwater fish thrive in the vastness of the sea, living alone or in schools, and are often kept in aquariums for research and as a hobby. Yet many species face growing threats from overfishing, pollution, and ecological change, making their survival increasingly fragile. This watercolour work captures both the beauty and vulnerability of marine life in a realistic style, depicting colourful fish moving through the ocean. It serves as a quiet reminder of the wonder that exists beneath the surface, and the importance of protecting it.

About

Raymond Tan Khee Huat became quadriplegic following a traffic accident in 1993 that caused fractures to his C4/C5 vertebrae. He was later introduced to mouth painting by the late artist Johnny Ang and began developing his skills more seriously through online learning in 2009. Through persistence and self-practice, he taught himself to paint using a brush held in his mouth, discovering in art a renewed sense of focus, purpose and creative expression.

SKU: MFPA-028
Medium: Watercolour
Dimensions (WxH): 50cm x 40cm