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About the artwork
Ho Chee Lick's "Lor 34 Geylang" captures the quiet, unassuming charm of a Singaporean back alley. Rendered in crayons on stained paper, the artwork emphasizes the architectural forms of the buildings, their weathered textures and aged facades rendered with a raw, expressive quality. The composition, with its muted colors and subtle details, evokes a sense of time and place. The stained paper adds a layer of history, enhancing the artwork's evocative quality. The artist's focus on capturing the mundane with a sense of authenticity is evident in the artwork's simplicity and directness. "Lor 34 Geylang" invites viewers to contemplate the quiet beauty of overlooked spaces, reflecting Ho's ability to find poetry in the everyday. The date, 2018, is noted on the piece, situating it within his ongoing exploration of Singapore's urban landscape.
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