CEET is a regular artist-in-residence at the vast
paradisiacal art estate in Marrakech called “Jardin Rouge”. His work has been exhibited
in galleries around Asia and Europe, including China, Hong Kong, Singapore, France,
Belgium, and Austria. He is a prolific artist and has experimented with different
media, using acrylics, oil paint, pens, markers, metal paints and sprays more familiar
to street artists. The result is a richly textured and saturated surface which
successfully evokes emotions of endearment and fun in his vibrant canvases. In
one of CEET’s art pieces he humanizes a chicken to portray emotions and
personalities. Through his colourful and humorous approach, this chicken
represents how modern society is bringing up “followers” who are afraid to
stand out as individuals and “chicken-out”.
CEET是摩洛哥藝術地帶 「Jardin
Rouge」的駐場藝術家，他的作品曾於亞洲及歐洲各地畫廊進行展覽，包括中國、香港、新加坡、法國、比利時及奧地利。CEET的作品繁多，涵蓋不同媒介創作，從塑膠彩及油彩、畫筆、馬克筆、金屬漆及街頭藝術家常用的噴漆。他的作品往往層次豐富，感覺飽和，喚起觀眾心中的愛和歡樂情感。CEET其中一個作品透過筆下人性化的小雞，以幽默的手法批判現今社會大眾鼓吹隨波逐流，使人變得失去個性及性格膽怯。
CEET’s chickens are an iconic part of his style. CEET
never knew he would become a painter when he grew up, and now he paints his
iconic chickens in different parts of the world wherever he goes. At first
people didn’t pay much attention to his chickens, but he kept on drawing them,
and now people appreciate them as part of his unique style. In the staircase
painting of Bruce Lee, CEET hopes to breathe new life into Bruce Lee with
chickens on his head, bringing forth a positive sensation to the audience. With
his chickens and their vibrant colours, he hopes to bring laughter and
happiness to people around the world when they see his paintings.
