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Teo Eng Seng: Living the Life

Teo Eng Seng: Living the Life is a celebration of an artist whose life and practice are defined by an openness and curiosity, and who continues to inspire and challenge us today. With their riotous compositions and vivid colours, Teo’s works invite us to see life in new ways, to experience the immediacy and spontaneity of everyday reality, and to embrace the beauty of imperfection.

Part of Light to Night Singapore.

Venue: National Gallery Singapore, Façade

When: 19 Jan - 8 Feb 2024, 7.30pm - 12midnight

By: National Gallery Singapore

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