Welcome to SG-Art
Welcome to SG-Art
This painting is of my beloved cat, Jiji. She was a tortoiseshell tabby full of personality, with a beautiful, thick short-haired coat. I began this painting in 2022, the year she passed away, and is unfinished to this date.
Oil painting on stretched canvas 120 x 120cm
Pure Bliss is an oil painting on a stretched 120 x 180cm canvas…
Tulips. Finally finished…
This painting was inspired from a small postcard and was realised in July - August 2019…
The Girl in the Red Shoes. Oil painting on stretched canvas 120 x 150cm
Belgian designer Axel Vervoordt has built an international reputation for interiors that radiate tranquillity. Known for his muted colour palettes, natural textures, and mastery of light, Vervoordt creates homes that feel more like sanctuaries than showpieces. His work offers valuable lessons for anyone hoping to design spaces that encourage calm, reflection, and inner peace.
Clutter and consumerism often define our homes. As a result, a rise of interest in the concept of empty space, a philosophy rooted in the belief that less truly is more. By allowing rooms to breathe, absence can prove just as powerful as presence can be.
Wabi-sabi, the Japanese philosophy, celebrates imperfection, impermanence, and simplicity. It is more than just an aesthetic in interior design. It is a way of living that embraces authenticity, natural beauty, and the passage of time.
Modern interior design often emphasises clean lines, open spaces, and minimalist aesthetics. When seeking ways to bring balance, wellness, and positive energy into our environments, Feng shui, can offer a timeless framework that integrates seamlessly with contemporary décor.
Colour does more than set the mood of a space, in feng shui, it is believed to carry powerful energy that influences emotions, relationships, and even success. Each shade corresponds to one of the five feng shui elements (wood, fire, earth, metal, water), and choosing the right tones for each room can transform a home into a place of balance and vitality.
According to feng shui principles, greenery doesn’t just freshen the air , it can also attract prosperity, health, and harmony when chosen and placed wisely…
Have you ever walked into a room that just felt right, where everything seemed harmonious, calm, and inviting? That is the power of feng shui, the ancient Chinese art of arranging spaces to promote balance, energy, and well-being…
A growing number of homeowners are turning to the ancient Chinese art of feng shui to transform their bedrooms into havens of rest and romance. Experts say that simple changes in furniture placement and décor can not only improve sleep quality but also enhance intimacy and harmony between partners.
I have always been drawn to the serene beauty of Axel Vervoordt’s interiors. Spaces feel calm, grounded, and timeless. His interpretation of Wabi-Sabi, the Japanese art of finding beauty in imperfection, naturally aligns with my appreciation for Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese practice of creating harmony between people and their surroundings.
This painting is of my beloved cat, Jiji. She was a tortoiseshell tabby full of personality, with a beautiful, thick short-haired coat. I began this painting in 2022, the year she passed away, and is unfinished to this date.
Oil painting on stretched canvas 120 x 120cm
This painting is inspired by a photo. It represents a woman standing behind a large glass window, her elbow resting on the window frame. Although the woman’s glance faces outwards, she appears to be lost in her thoughts, almost daydreaming. She may be confined indoors and wishes to be outside, or maybe is simply bored…