Malaysian deaf artist promotes heritage buildings through art


Wong captures Malaysia’s architectural wonders through her paintings. Photos: Candice Singha Wong

Artist Candice Singha Wong is someone who treasures Malaysia’s diverse culture, heritage and traditions. In particular, the Kuala Lumpur-based artist, who was born deaf, harbours a deep appreciation for colonial and heritage buildings, finding them nostalgic and captivating.

“I am attracted to Chinese and Peranakan heritage buildings in historical places like Melaka, Penang and KL. I love how they are adorned with vibrant colours, ornate carvings and intricate designs.

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