Singapore in Bloom

By Tan Yan Min, Muhammad Fadhil Bin Abdul Jalil, and Jozie Keok Yue Ting, Metta Welfare Association (Arts@Metta)

Jozie, Yan Min, and Fadhil came together to create a stunning batik painting — an artistic tribute to Singapore’s rich tapestry of flora and fauna, reflecting Singapore's identity as a Garden City. Embraced by lush greenery, vivid blossoms, and diverse wildlife, Singapore stands as a living testament to the harmony between nature and urban life. In their artwork, they capture the essence of this lush environment, now an iconic symbol of Singapore. As Singapore celebrates SG60, this artwork stands as a heartfelt tribute to the nation’s remarkable journey, a story of growth, transformation, and enduring beauty—a world-renowned green haven, where nature and cityscape embrace in graceful harmony.

About

Yan Min, Fadhil, and Jozie are passionate young artists, each bringing their own unique flair to their creative work. Yan Min, who is diagnosed with mild Intellectual Disability, enjoys dance and stage performance, and her vibrant artworks reflect her lively spirit. Fadhil, living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), channels his love for manga and robots into detailed character drawings marked by precision and patience. Jozie, also diagnosed with ASD, is known for her kind nature and love for Mandarin classics, often creating colourful paintings and jewellery with Hama beads. Together, their art showcases imagination, dedication, and joyful self-expression.

SKU: METTA-013

Medium: Batik Painting

Dimensions (WxH): 51cm x 131cm