Pauline Phoon is a Singaporean artist who began publicly showcasing her art in 2021. Her initial works featured pen-and-ink drawings of Singapore’s landmarks. These prints were sold at the Singapore National Gallery’s Gallery Store and Design Orchard Singapore. By 2023, her growing recognition led to invitations to participate in group exhibitions in major art cities like Venice, Rome, and London.
Phoon’s artistic journey is characterized by constant evolution and experimentation with diverse mediums. While her initial focus was on pen-and-ink drawings, she later explored the use of white and iridescent ink on dark backgrounds, creating a distinct visual effect. Her artistic repertoire also includes sumi-e, watercolor, and pigments, all employed to translate her mental imagery onto a tangible canvas. A significant shift occurred in late 2023 when she transitioned from predominantly landscape drawings to abstract art in glass, a glass art titled “B-Infinity” which was exhibited in Singapore, Venice, Rome, and London.
With a background in art and music training since the age of four, the arts are deeply ingrained in Phoon’s personal life, serving as a space for relaxation, contemplation, and self-discovery. As a visionary artist, she continually pushes her boundaries to transform her inner visions and emotions into tangible artistic expressions. Her ongoing artistic evolution promises exciting upcoming artworks and projects.
Here is the collection of her sketches. Some physical locations where you can see and purchase her drawings:
For work in progress and updates, you can follow phoonies sketch on Instagram and Facebook.
Or you can contact me directly for original and commissioned work.
B-Infinity glass art went on a Tour in 2024 to Venice, Rome and London. Here are three drawings of these three cities using pigment that I bought during the trip. The significance is that all three are exhibited in London with eARTh space London.
Drawings of the hearts around Marina Bay Area of Singapore on Magnani 1404 Italia 300g 100% cotton paper, 23cmx12cm. For more info about what each heart means, visit Instagram.
Big stroke sketches using Derwent Graphite XL Blocks on 50cmx65cm Canson 90gsm paper.
Scenes of Singapore done on Clairefontaine 250gsm Denim Blue Paper
Exogenesis is a group art exhibition held at The Arts House (Old Parliament) on 15-17 March 2024. Below are my three responses to the theme Exogenesis.
Inspired by the beautiful animals in River Wonders Singapore under Mandai Wildlife Reserve. These are digital art created using Procreate on iPad.
I went on a 3 weeks vacation to New Zealand, covering both North and South Island. The longest trip I made after COVID. The beauty of the land fills me up thoroughly. Side fact, New Zealand in its most native form has no animals, only insects and birds. Animals were introduced to the land by humans. How amazing!
My faith in Jesus Christ is guides my life. The Bible is the source of wisdom for living life. Sometimes I put it into visual to help myself process what I am learning and going through.
Not the usual mirror reflections. =)
These 10 postcards of 4″ x 6″ will be displayed and for sale at Pameran Poskad on 2-11 Dec 2022 at ION Art Gallery, Singapore.
To capture the night scene of lighthouses in Singapore, a mix medium drawing using Sumi-e, both black and iridescent colours are used to bring out the nuances of black and light in the dark. These pieces have different tones and feel when different amount of light is cast on it. The usual pen lines can be seen when zoomed in for the details.
The 3 originals are on display and for sale at Ace Framing Gallery (226 River Valley 238284).
These 5 sketches are available as a limited print postcard set at https://www.phoonies.com/product/red-brick-singapore-limited-print-cards/
Special A3 art print without frame for the Supreme Court is available at The Gallery Store (The National Gallery Singapore) .