Shih Yun's fascination for the abstract medium surfaced during her time at Lasalle, when she first experimented with the fusion of fine arts and contemporary design. One of her early experimental works received acclaim as a highly commended entry for the UOB Painting of the Year competition in 1999, which spurred her to further explore fine arts and the abstract form.

After graduating from Lasalle, Shih Yun attended the one-year Post Baccalaureate Program (Painting) at the San Francisco Art Institute.

Shih Yun has collaborated with artists from America and UK for the past three years and has held numerous exhibitions in Singapore and Australia. Some of her recent exhibitions include "exit" in Melbourne, Australia and "NewFinds 2003" at MITA ARTrium. In addition, she was awarded the Emerging Artist Grant from the National Arts Council to hold her first solo exhibition titled, "log:one03" at Block 43 Studio Gallery in 2003.

Born in Singapore, Chan Mei Hsien recently graduated from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts Singapore with a Diploma in Fine Art (Printmaking) in 2004.

Her works has been included in numerous exhibitions in Singapore including "Interlude" at Millenia Walk as well as the prestigious "Proof 2004", at Singapore Tyler Print Institute which featured over 90 prints employing a wide range of techniques, including lino-cut, woodcut, etching, collagraph, stencil, silkscreen, digital printing and aquatint, by 25 local and foreign printmakers from the Printmaking Society (Singapore). Mei Hsien was also one of the four artists showcased in "An Eye for Identity" at Utterly Art this year.

An upcoming young artist, Mei Hsien has also won The Della Butcher Merit Award in 2004.

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