Creatives: Chee Sau Fen
Instead of making hats with chemicals and artificial materials, the self-taught Chee weaves hers with plant fibres and natural extracts.
Instead of making hats with chemicals and artificial materials, the self-taught Chee weaves hers with plant fibres and natural extracts.
Who says suits are boring? Yeo specialises in making suits for women, but really, she’ll dress anyone as long as they love a ‘good, funky lining’.
Bespoke shoes might be challenging to create, but Leong is always quick on his feet.
He isn’t afraid if things get a little dicey—for Ho, that’s how he gets his best ideas.
Part award-winning furniture designer, part kid at heart, Lim infuses his classy creations with his bright-eyed spirit.
How did a Singaporean video game about cats become a cult favourite around the world? It’s not so im-paw-sible after all.
The founder of Mighty Jaxx has since become an international name thanks to his fun designs, but he also has a heart for doing good.
With artificial intelligence creating compelling artworks that sell for a pretty penny, the meaning of creativity naturally becomes blurred.
An immersive experience brings Edward Hopper’s classic work to life—ennui and quiet desperation not included.
Traditional weaving lends voice to gender equality and economic empowerment at this travelling art showcase.
Darel Carey talks about his trippy works, and how a pre-fame Kat Von D gave him the nudge he needed to become an artist.
Swiss artist Katja Loher explores the ‘unsustainable relationship’ between man and nature through her complex works.
The old Spanish master’s painting has been missing for nearly 300 years.