Sense and solace: visual artist takes refuge in abstract paintings


By AGENCY

‘We are questioning the state of our minds now, ’ says Ting about producing art during these post-pandemic times. Photo: Bernama

Peisy Ting’s ongoing solo art exhibition attempts to capture human emotions in a world overwhelmed by the pandemic and the subsequent lockdown through abstract forms and colours.

Five of her works – When Heaven Burns, Ghost Of Time, Shadow Of Dusk, Destructed Reality, and Destructed Dream – “play” with dark colours such as a mixture of black, blue and orange to reflect pain, regret anxiety and loss due to the pandemic.

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