The third painting in this four-part black and white ink series features the Indian camel – a symbol of endurance, adaptability, and steadfast grace.

Presented in monochrome, the camel’s form is shaped through confident line work and carefully layered textures. The ornate decorations are rendered with restraint, allowing pattern and detail to emerge through contrast rather than colour. This limited palette draws attention to the camel’s calm strength and unwavering presence, qualities forged through resilience and time. Continuing the visual language of the series, this painting balances intricacy with simplicity. It reflects a quiet perseverance – a reminder of dignity found not in excess, but in balance and intention

A refined monochrome artwork for collectors drawn to cultural symbolism, narrative depth, and the beauty of controlled expression.

Series: Black & White – Set of 4.

The second painting in this four-part black and white ink series features the Indian elephant – a symbol of wisdom, strength, and quiet resilience.

Rendered in monochrome, the focus shifts to form, texture, and tonal depth. The intricate decorations adorning the elephant are expressed through deliberate line work and subtle contrasts, allowing tradition and ornamentation to emerge without the use of colour. The absence of colour creates a meditative stillness, drawing attention to the elephant’s calm presence and grounded strength. This painting continues the visual dialogue of the series, balancing detail with restraint. It invites the viewer to appreciate the beauty of patience, stability, and enduring grace; qualities deeply associated with the elephant in Indian culture.

A timeless monochrome artwork, ideal for collectors drawn to cultural narratives, symbolism, and refined minimalism.

Series: Black & White – Set of 4.

Step into Singapore’s colonial heritage through this painting of the iconic black-and-white bungalows along Malcolm Road — elegant architecture nestled within lush tropical greenery.

Built in the 1920s by Singapore’s Public Works Department (PWD), these timber-beamed, whitewashed homes were designed for high-ranking British civil servants and remain a lasting symbol of colonial-era architecture. Today, they are managed by the Singapore Land Authority.

This painting captures the timeless charm of one such bungalow, with bold black timber beams, whitewashed walls, and terracotta roof tiles framed by a graceful palms and lush green background! Loose, expressive brushstrokes evoke the freshness of tropical light, while delicate details celebrate the architectural beauty and heritage of these much-loved homes.

A harmonious balance of manmade design and natural beauty, this piece is perfect for collectors who appreciate Singapore’s history, heritage architecture, and the elegance of watercolour art. It makes a striking statement piece for any home or workspace.