Christine Mak, Fragrance of Home, 1997
Ink and colour on paper
45 x 57.5 cm (visible), 85 x 97 x 3 cm (framed)
Condition: Very good, with slight foxing throughout the work.
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Home is where one feels most free to be oneself. This is certainly the case for this shirtless pot-bellied gentleman enjoying a slice of watermelon in the summer heat, with the cat and the poultry asking for a taste.
Christine Mak (Singaporean, b. 1957) takes a gentle dig here about a man’s castle being his home through this rural portraiture. We love her whimsical humour that differentiates her artwork. A truly contemporary ink artist.
(Photographed in November 2024)
Ink and colour on paper
45 x 57.5 cm (visible), 85 x 97 x 3 cm (framed)
Condition: Very good, with slight foxing throughout the work.
-
Home is where one feels most free to be oneself. This is certainly the case for this shirtless pot-bellied gentleman enjoying a slice of watermelon in the summer heat, with the cat and the poultry asking for a taste.
Christine Mak (Singaporean, b. 1957) takes a gentle dig here about a man’s castle being his home through this rural portraiture. We love her whimsical humour that differentiates her artwork. A truly contemporary ink artist.
(Photographed in November 2024)
Ink and colour on paper
45 x 57.5 cm (visible), 85 x 97 x 3 cm (framed)
Condition: Very good, with slight foxing throughout the work.
-
Home is where one feels most free to be oneself. This is certainly the case for this shirtless pot-bellied gentleman enjoying a slice of watermelon in the summer heat, with the cat and the poultry asking for a taste.
Christine Mak (Singaporean, b. 1957) takes a gentle dig here about a man’s castle being his home through this rural portraiture. We love her whimsical humour that differentiates her artwork. A truly contemporary ink artist.
(Photographed in November 2024)