Heartists A4 Folder (Set of 3)

Set of 3 (Emotions, Sushi Miao, Bloom)

"Emotions" by Linda Wong Pui See

This picture was drawn when I was feeling sad, thus explaining the girl floating in the sea without any land in sight. However, as shown in the picture, the sea water is flowing out which means there’s a possibility of draining the sea and transforming it into a piece of land. This signifies that there’s hope in every situation. The girl’s feet beneath the sea without water represents the girl’s trust in the process and that everything will be alright.

"Sushi Miao" by Simeon Tan Rui En

My artwork draws inspiration from one of my personal favourites: Sushi. I too believe cats, much like myself, have a fondness for sushi. Furthermore, it is also possible that there exists a community of individuals who not only appreciate sushi but also share a love for cats. This notion fills me with enthusiasm to depict four felines indulging in their sushi in a variety of positions. Among them, two cats are depicted lounging beneath an ebi and a salmon sushi, another is shown resting beneath a tamago, and the final one is shown in a leisurely pose, enveloping a delectable fish egg roll sushi.

"Bloom" by Ezra Chan Yi

Multitude of beautiful flowers bloom in a dazzling array of colors and shapes, captivating the senses with their fragrant perfume and delicate beauty.

About Linda Wong Pui See

Linda, diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), anxiety disorder, and depression, is a self-taught digital artist using Procreate on an iPad. Art became her means of self-expression and coping during a challenging period, reigniting her passion for drawing and design. Inspired by her dog and personal experiences, especially related to mental health. Linda navigates her own mental health challenges and is on a journey of recovery. She has created artworks for SAMH as their client and established her own brand, HealogyArt, to raise awareness about mental health through modern art and various styles.

About Simeon Tan Rui En

Meet Simeon, a passionate artist with Autism who constantly seeks opportunities to explore his strength in various arts mediums. With a paintbrush in one hand and clay in the other, Simeon brings fantastical worlds to life through his art, often incorporating robots, sci-fic characters, animals, fantasy, and mythology with vibrant colours and sweeping line work. Finding solace in clay is Simeon’s way to unwind and to find his balance. His participation in exhibitions and visual art programmes at Pathlight and ARTDIS has provided invaluable experiences and exposures in his learning journey. Simeon further obtained a distinction at NAFA CLE Certificate in Visual Arts in 2021.

About Ezra Chan Yi 

Ezra Chan Yi, an exceptional artist diagnosed with mild autism, has made significant strides in the art world. At just 15, he earned the prestigious 34th UOB POY "Most Promising Artist of the Year" Award. He is also a recipient of The Lee Kuan Yew Exemplary Student Award and the NE CDC Shining Hearts Award. With distinctions in multiple Fine Art Certificates from NAFA, Ezra's versatile and innovative style has been celebrated at prominent events like the Purple Parade and National Day. His talent has also attracted commissions from esteemed organizations such as Woh Hup, JTC, MOE, SMRT, UOB, and Frasers. This year, his artwork will be featured at Art Prize in Michigan, USA, further cementing his reputation as a rising star in the art community.