Where Flamingos Once Stood

By Tan Hui Zhen, Artzillions

This painting is a tribute to the beautiful flamingos of Jurong Bird Park, capturing a fleeting moment before they moved to the Mandai Wildlife Reserve. For many in Singapore, these graceful birds were a cherished part of the park, adding vibrant splashes of pink to their childhood memories. The piece honours those nostalgic moments—school trips, family outings, and the simple joy of witnessing these birds in their serene beauty. Through this artwork, the artist captures and preserves a significant chapter of Singapore’s history, a memory that continues to live on in the brushstrokes of time.


About

Hui Zhen, a passionate 22-year-old artist, has turned her learning challenges into a journey of creativity and self-expression, with art serving as her refuge. She began with canvas painting before embracing digital art, discovering new ways to communicate visually. Drawing inspiration from nature’s textures and patterns, she adds depth to her work. Now refining her animation skills at LASALLE College of the Arts, Hui Zhen combines movement and storytelling in her creations.

SKU: ARTZ-104

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Dimensions (WxH): 53cm x 43cm