Hate by ERTHInspired by the works of Francis Bacon, these artworks use exotic shapes and harsh brush strokes to represent the dissonance of human emotion. The artist created these pieces based on the current social issues in Thailand, as these portraits of politicians present the feelings of hate, biased treatment, and injustice in government. @eartherth

known for its pearl farms

showering her with approval and admiration

Ennuh was inspired to recreate angels for the modern day and age

This pop art piece starring Keith Haring's signature figures features the iconic Toa Payoh Dragon Playground front and centre

In John Singer Sargent's Carnation

However it is constructed with batik imprinted wood alongside the keris and its sheath which are prominently featured in the Indonesian culture

The artwork's references liberate self-expression for Asian women by playing on the growing popularity of the stereotype of “toxic femininity” online

@proudrawr

The illustration depicts a Filipino public market during twilight hours

such as the iconic scene descriptor and simple character name that Mandarin students are taught to use in Singapore schools

the dense local housing of Taguig City and the high-rise buildings of Ortigas

as a woman surrounded by an air of mysticism and danger