The Local Hawker’s Delight: Wu Xiang Xia Bing

By Rayden Yeow, Artzillions

This painting honours Wu Xiang Xia Bing, a cherished dish deeply rooted in Singapore’s hawker culture. Depicting a friendly hawker and a smiling customer, it reflects the communal spirit and joy that food fosters. In celebrating this connection, the artwork pays tribute to the hawkers who keep Singapore’s culinary traditions alive.

About

Diagnosed with mild Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) at age four, Rayden has shown remarkable resilience throughout his educational journey. Though he may communicate sparingly through words, he expresses himself eloquently through art and music. Now a Secondary Three student at Pathlight School, he has developed into a vibrant young artist who brings his inner world to life through his drawings. His artwork often features his favourite subjects — animals, electrical appliances, and traditional auspicious symbols. Beyond visual arts, Rayden finds joy in playing the ukulele and beatboxing, demonstrating that creativity knows no bounds.

SKU: ARTZ-088

Medium: Mixed Media

Dimensions (WxH): 43cm x 33cm