Susanna Tan (b. 1992, Singapore) is a visual artist who makes works about thriving disappointments, regrets, loss and love. She is also keen in the nuances of portrait making and finds interest and intrigue in the problematic idea of remembrance...
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Susanna Tan (b. 1992, Singapore) is a visual artist who makes works about thriving disappointments, regrets, loss and love. She is also keen in the nuances of portrait making and finds interest and intrigue in the problematic idea of remembrance through resemblance. She relates the human condition with nature and plants as mediators, narrating dreaded mortal concepts into a body of works with an affection of love. Tan founded 花 花 世 界 (Fah Fah Sai Gai) , a collaborative art practice established to further explore the relevance and relationship of humans and plants. She also co-runs @near_residency, a virtual artist residency programme. Tan graduated from LASALLE College of the Arts in 2016 and is the inaugural recipient of the TCC-LASALLE Artist-Curator Alumni Award in 2017. She has recently completed the artist-in-residence programme at the Singapore Botanic Gardens that invites public to immortalise moments spent amongst old trees.