Greetings, all.
I am Grace, a wanderer in the sun-drenched city of Singapore. In the early chapters of my life, I studied Fine Arts, and 14 years ago, I found my calling in teaching this very subject. English, Literature, Art, and History—these were the subjects that shaped me in school, and I was fortunate enough to weave them together when I delved into the History of Art at the University of Bristol. There, my soul was captured by the quiet, lingering power of museum culture, and the eternal dance of Art and Art History.
A quiet devotion to Italian Art runs through my veins—an affection that you may sense as you explore these pages. Art, I believe, exists beyond the boundaries of galleries and classrooms. It lives in the unspoken corners of life, hidden in the folds of time. And it is my personal mission to bring a fragment of this elusive beauty into the lives of others—while, in turn, weaving a piece of their stories into the ever-flowing tapestry of art.
Words of Inspiration
The aim of art is not to present the outward appearance of things but their inward significance.
Aristotle
Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.
Edgar Degas
The job of art is to offer the sanctuary of beauty to an ugly world.
Jeff Koons
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