Zhu Hong was born in 1969, Dalian, China. He came to Singapore as an interior and architectural designer in 1997 and officially became a Singapore citizen in 2006.
Zhu Hong is a prominent figure in the local art scene. He is a Committee member of the Federation Of Art Societies (Singapore) as well as the Singapore watercolour society and Singapore art society.
Throughout the years, Zhu Hong has showcased his paintings and digital print in numerous exhibition in Singapore, the latest few are entitled “The Urban Pulse of Old Dreams” in 2016, “Colours of Our Home” in 2015, “Digitally Tiong Bahru” in 2013, and “Diary of Singapore Streets” in 2011.
His love for art has led him to publish various books such as “Crossroads”, “Have Phone will Paint”, “Portraits of Singapore” and “A Pocket Full of Perspectives”. “Forgotten Realm” is his latest project.
“Forgotten Realm” seeks to document and preserve endangered architecture in Singapore through painting that serves as a snapshot with a message; to educate the community of our own physical environment. It is hoped that despite globalisation, he is able to breathe renewed interest amongst Singapore and her citizens. It gives a chance to fellow Singaporeans and globetrotters to reminisce their memories of Singapore. Perhaps also allowing you to have a whole new experience of our realm.
Exhibition Opening: 23rd June 2017 | Friday , 7 PM – 9 PM
Venue: Waterloo Centre, 261 Waterloo Street, #01-11 Singapore 180261
Behind Bank Of China | Basement Carpark Entrance at Queen St.
When: 23 Jun - 23 Jul 2017, 7PM
By: Merlin Gallery
