Movement of Forms
dal 13/4/2004 al 21/4/2004
Segnalato da
13/4/2004
Movement of Forms
Alliance Francaise de Singapour, Singapore
Visual Exhibition by Gee Michaud & Sham. Exhibiting for the second time at the Alliance Francaise de Singapour, Gee Michaud, painter and sculptor, takes us on a fabulous journey through the intensity of forms and movement on canvas and her three dimensional sculptures. There will be varied subject matters: still- life, fragments of imaginary sceneries, bodies, portraits painted on large canvases, suggests vigour dynamism of a soul that is strong spirited and rich in emotions. Her sculptures connote the sensuous and maternal forms. Gee is proud to exhibit along with her brother, Sham, who has been robbed of a normal life due to a severe dose of viral encephalitis that left him with learning difficulties and speech impediment.
Visual Exhibition by Gee Michaud & Sham
Exhibiting for the second time at the Alliance Francaise de Singapour, Gee Michaud, painter and sculptor, takes us on a fabulous journey through the intensity of forms and movement on canvas and her three dimensional sculptures. There will be varied subject matters: still- life, fragments of imaginary sceneries, bodies, portraits painted on large canvases, suggests vigour dynamism of a soul that is strong spirited and rich in emotions. Her sculptures connote the sensuous and maternal forms. Gee is proud to exhibit along with her brother, Sham, who has been robbed of a normal life due to a severe dose of viral encephalitis that left him with learning difficulties and speech impediment. Though challenged by the fast moving pace of the society, Sham has discovered a medium through which to express his views, hopes and frustrations. His paintings, becoming increasingly lucid and complex; render an insight into his world devoid of clear verbal expression.
This exhibition is kindly sponsored by SG Private Banking (Asia Pacific). It is also a pleasant to invite Guest-of-Honour Madam Laura Oi Chee Ngai. She is a psychologist in Art Therapy attached to the Raffles Hospital (Singapore). Part of the sale will proceed to the donation of Therapy through Art (a programme conducted by the Raffles Hospital).
Opening Date : Wednesday, 14 April 2004 @ 7:00pm
Public Viewing : Monday to Saturday, 11am 7:30pm; Sunday, 2 5pm. Admission : Free Sponsor : SG Private Banking (Asia Pacific)
For more images and further enquiries, please contact: Serene Yap (Ms.) Gallery Manager, Alliance Francaise de Singapour
Tel : 6833 9314 Fax : 6733 3023
Venue : SG Private Banking Gallery, Alliance Francaise de Singapour, 4th Floor 1 Sarkies Road, Singapore 258130 (Newton MRT, parking facilities)