Susanna Wong
Singapore Artist in
Modern Art
"Life is the art of drawing without an eraser."
I love art because it is more than color on canvas—it is life itself, alive with emotion and untold stories. When words failed me, color became my voice: each hue a heartbeat, each stroke a quiet truth.
Traveling across continents taught me how light shifts, landscapes speak, and cultures breathe through form and color. Nature and human experience gradually intertwined in my work, turning appreciation into devotion.
In a world often shadowed by despair, my art seeks to be a gentle beam of light, reminding us of beauty, connection, hope and the enduring power of creativity.
I begin each work with music and emotion, allowing color flow. Through my work, I invite others to see and feel. I keep exploring and continue to discover new ways to express life through art.
““I would like to paint the way a bird sings.” ~Claude Monet
ARTIST STATEMENT
Born in Hong Kong, Susanna relocated to Singapore after graduating from the University of Leicester in 1997. Also known as [十三妹], she believes art is the essence of life—a universal language that conveys emotions, ideas, and stories beyond words.
An avid traveler across Asia, Europe, and North America, Susanna draws deep inspiration from diverse cultures, local art traditions, and natural landscapes. Her work often transforms elements of nature and the human experience into evocative visual narratives. In her series “I Believe I Can Fly”, birds symbolize love, hope, and aspiration through vivid colors and fluid movement, while “Love That Nature” expresses both admiration and concern for the fragile beauty of the natural world.
Since 2019, Susanna’s works have been showcased in numerous exhibitions across Argentina, Armenia, Cambodia, France, Hong Kong, Hungary, Indonesia, Iran, Italy, Malaysia, Mauritius, Myanmar, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkiye and the United States. In 2023, she held first solo exhibition at the Penang Art Expo in Malaysia.
Susanna’s works are known for their quiet simplicity, inviting reflection rather than explanation. As she shares, “Color is my voice. It flows naturally from my heart, carrying emotions and stories I cannot speak aloud. Through these dancing colors and movements, I share my energy and passion, and in return, viewers bring their own into the dialogue that they will feel a moment of joy, love and hope.”
ASEAN-CHINA EXHIBITION (MALAYSIA) 2025
