Fan Shao Hua

by Fan Shao Hua Dimension: 100 x 120 cm Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

by Fan Shao Hua Dimension: 100 x 120 cm Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

by Fan Shao Hua Dimension: 100 x 120 cm Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

by Fan Shao Hua Dimension: 100 x 120 cm Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Singapore
Fan Shao Hua
Fan Shao Hua was born in 1963 in Guangzhou, China. He started Chinese ink painting at a tender age of 10 at the Secondary School of Fine Arts. Subsequently, he graduated from the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts in 1985 with a Bachelor of Arts.
Besides being the prestigious winner of the ‘Painting of the Year Award’ at the 19th UOB Painting of the Year Competition in 2000 and the International Premium Oil Painting Artist Award in Hong Kong in 2008, Mr Fan has won numerous art awards and held many exhibitions overseas through the years, in Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and Paris. He is also a member of the Singapore Art Society, the Society of Chinese Artists and the Japan Modern Arts Association. He has been featured in a number of publications such as the Mondial Collections Art in Asia, the Straits Times Singapore, the American International Artist Magazines and Channel News Asia.
As an artist, Fan Shao Hua is constantly experimenting and evolving. He fuses realism with his creative ideas and representational art in his artistic expressions. He generously exploits both the Chinese techniques of ‘ink splash’ and ‘creased paper background’, and the Western tradition of representational art techniques in many of his compositions. His artworks are where East meets West, and this style is constantly brought up by a level in his paintings as he applies it in various ways to different subjects. These can be seen most evidently in “The Landscape” and “The Abstract” series of paintings.
Fan Shao Hua continues to push the boundary of blending Chinese and Western techniques in his art. He gets his inspiration from nature as he strongly believes in the harmonious interactions between man and the unadulterated environment. He devotes considerable time to visit the Chinese countryside and famous mountains like Taishan, Lushan and Huangshan in order to feel connected with nature and gain inspiration for his works.
SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2022
-"Lasting Charms" Solo Exhibition at ArtSafe Pte Ltd, Singapore
2015
-"Journey in Art * Retrospective by Fan Shao Hua" at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, Singapore
2014
-"Fan Shaohua: Lotus" Solo Exhibition at Jianzhenhui Gallery, Guangzhou, China
2013
-"Essence - Life by Fan Shaohua" in Osaka, Japan
-Solo Exhibition by Fan Shaohua, 17th Shanghai Art Fair, Shanghai, China
2011
-"Fan Shaohua: Lotus Series in Oils Exhibition, Guangcheng Art Museum, Guangdong, China
2010
-Fan Shaohua Painting Exhibition, National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China
-"Essence - Life II by Fan Shaohua", Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai, China
2009
-"Fan Shaohua Lotus Exhibition", Shanghai Lyceum Mansion Clubhouse
-14th Guangzhou International Art Fair, Guangdong, China
-Fan Shaohua Solo Art Exhibition, Singapore International Art Fair 2009
2008
-"Renowned Singaporean Painter - Fan Shaohua's Oil Paintings", Hong Kong
-"Watercolours by Fan Shaohua", Seoul, Korea
2007
-"New Landscapes by Fan Shaohua", ARTrium MICA Building, Singapore
-"Essence - Life I by Fan Shaohua", Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangdong, China
-"Ink Lotus Solo Exhibition by Fan Shaohua", Seoul, Korea
-"Moments by Fan Shaohua", Ode to Art Gallery, Singapore
2003
-"Moments of Eternity by Fan Shaohua", Alliance Francaise, Singapore
-"Life in the Lion City by Fan Shaohua", Tanjong Pagar Community Club, Singapore
2002
-"Portraiture by Fan Shaohua", Tanjong Pagar Community Club, Singapore
2001
-"City Scenes of Singapore by Fan Shaohua", United Overseas Bank, Singapore
2000
-"Passion - Old Scenes of Singapore by Fan Shaohua", Cape of Good Hope, Singapore
1994
-"Watercolour and Oil Painting Exhibition by Fan Shaohua", Riverwalk Art Centre, Singapore
1993
-Solo Exhibition by Fan Shaohua, Singapore Art Fair
1992
-Solo Exhibition by Fan Shaohua, Singapore Art Fair, World Trade Centre