Myth, Floral and Fertility by Mister BoxInspired by Mondrian's Composition: No. II, with Yellow, Red and Blue, this artwork represents the many myths and mystical beings of Indonesia. It depicts a shaman, a Rafflesia flower (or 'corpse flower'), and worms to symbolise the fertility of Indonesia's nutrient rich volcanic soil. @mster_box

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This pop art piece starring Keith Haring's signature figures features the iconic Toa Payoh Dragon Playground front and centre

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she embraces that childhood longing by responding to Rockwell's work in her own style

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The woman wears a swan dress in a reference to Icelandic artist Björk's iconic red carpet outfit

Fivust hopes to elevate perceptions of traditional fashion

In their reimagination of Gustav Klimt’s The Woman in Gold

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Instead of focusing on flowers as a subject

The subtle symbolisms - bloody chains

Weekends on the Island transports the scene to a sun-drenched beach adorned with surfers eagerly awaiting the perfect wave