Two different artists with different styles come together in Between Spaces to reflect on their experiences and emotions during the Covid-19 pandemic. Caryn Koh’s paintings display a pervasive sense of loneliness by using the figure of a woman in soft, pastel tones, while Wong Ming Hao uses his face and figure with acrylic paint-skins to depict an isolated world where people often present a version of themselves. We review the exhibition, and discuss how art has been representing the pandemic.

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Image Source: Between Spaces by Caryn Koh and Wong Ming Hao