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For Ages 4 and Up

That Lesson on Camouflage. A painting that was a part of an exhibition series-- "For Ages 4 and Up" that confronts the complex issues of internalized homophobia, toxic masculinity, and microaggressions faced by closeted individuals within the LGBTQ+ community, particularly within the army in Singapore. The painting captures the intense internal struggle and fear of being in the closet, while also highlighting the courage and pride that comes with breaking free from societal expectations and embracing one's true identity. This artwork challenges us to acknowledge and combat the damaging effects of these issues, supporting the fight for true equality, individuality, and acceptance for all members of the LGBTQ+ community. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

Nice Gun. Army closeted coming out individuality aiman artist Singapore painting oil

It's 9am, time to go. A series of paintings that explores the struggles of growing up feeling excluded and different, while navigating the pressure to conform to a communal ideology that dominates. The artworks captures the intensity of the coming of age experience, depicting characters standing out from a crowd, wrestling with questions of identity and individuality in the face of societal expectations. "For Ages 4 and Up" is a testament to the resilience and strength of those who refuse to be defined by the limitations of others, urging us all to embrace our unique identities and celebrate the beauty of our differences. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

It's 5am, time to go. A series of paintings that explores the struggles of growing up feeling excluded and different, while navigating the pressure to conform to a communal ideology that dominates. The artworks captures the intensity of the coming of age experience, depicting characters standing out from a crowd, wrestling with questions of identity and individuality in the face of societal expectations. "For Ages 4 and Up" is a testament to the resilience and strength of those who refuse to be defined by the limitations of others, urging us all to embrace our unique identities and celebrate the beauty of our differences. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

It's Time to Go. A series of paintings that explores the struggles of growing up feeling excluded and different, while navigating the pressure to conform to a communal ideology that dominates. The artworks captures the intensity of the coming of age experience, depicting characters standing out from a crowd, wrestling with questions of identity and individuality in the face of societal expectations. "For Ages 4 and Up" is a testament to the resilience and strength of those who refuse to be defined by the limitations of others, urging us all to embrace our unique identities and celebrate the beauty of our differences. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

The Band that Goes Round in Circles. Created as part of an exhibition for Action for Aids (AFA) Singapore at Chan Hampe Gallery. The artworks/ paintings highlights the importance of safe sex and proper use of protection in preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS, while also drawing attention to the cost of treatment in Singapore and the stigma that still surrounds the disease. This challenges us to break down the barriers that prevent open and honest conversations about HIV/AIDS, promoting a message of inclusivity and support for those affected by the disease. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

My Authentic Self. A series of paintings that explores the struggles of growing up feeling excluded and different, while navigating the pressure to conform to a communal ideology that dominates. The artworks captures the intensity of the coming of age experience, depicting characters standing out from a crowd, wrestling with questions of identity and individuality in the face of societal expectations. "For Ages 4 and Up" is a testament to the resilience and strength of those who refuse to be defined by the limitations of others, urging us all to embrace our unique identities and celebrate the beauty of our differences. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

Misfired. A painting that was a part of an exhibition series-- "For Ages 4 and Up" that confronts the complex issues of internalized homophobia, toxic masculinity, and microaggressions faced by closeted individuals within the LGBTQ+ community, particularly within the army in Singapore. The painting captures the intense internal struggle and fear of being in the closet, while also highlighting the courage and pride that comes with breaking free from societal expectations and embracing one's true identity. This artwork challenges us to acknowledge and combat the damaging effects of these issues, supporting the fight for true equality, individuality, and acceptance for all members of the LGBTQ+ community. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

-- A painting that was a part of an exhibition series-- "For Ages 4 and Up" that confronts the complex issues of internalized homophobia, toxic masculinity, and microaggressions faced by closeted individuals within the LGBTQ+ community, particularly within the army in Singapore. The painting captures the intense internal struggle and fear of being in the closet, while also highlighting the courage and pride that comes with breaking free from societal expectations and embracing one's true identity. This artwork challenges us to acknowledge and combat the damaging effects of these issues, supporting the fight for true equality, individuality, and acceptance for all members of the LGBTQ+ community. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

Some Days I Just Want to Be Blue. -- A painting that was a part of an exhibition series-- "For Ages 4 and Up" that confronts the complex issues of internalized homophobia, toxic masculinity, and microaggressions faced by closeted individuals within the LGBTQ+ community, particularly within the army in Singapore. The painting captures the intense internal struggle and fear of being in the closet, while also highlighting the courage and pride that comes with breaking free from societal expectations and embracing one's true identity. This artwork challenges us to acknowledge and combat the damaging effects of these issues, supporting the fight for true equality, individuality, and acceptance for all members of the LGBTQ+ community. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

That Premature Battle. Created as part of an exhibition for Action for Aids (AFA) Singapore at Chan Hampe Gallery. The artworks/ paintings highlights the importance of safe sex and proper use of protection in preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS, while also drawing attention to the cost of treatment in Singapore and the stigma that still surrounds the disease. This challenges us to break down the barriers that prevent open and honest conversations about HIV/AIDS, promoting a message of inclusivity and support for those affected by the disease. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

That Premature Battle (Detail). Created as part of an exhibition for Action for Aids (AFA) Singapore at Chan Hampe Gallery. The artworks/ paintings highlights the importance of safe sex and proper use of protection in preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS, while also drawing attention to the cost of treatment in Singapore and the stigma that still surrounds the disease. This challenges us to break down the barriers that prevent open and honest conversations about HIV/AIDS, promoting a message of inclusivity and support for those affected by the disease. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

That Premature Battle (Detail 2). Created as part of an exhibition for Action for Aids (AFA) Singapore at Chan Hampe Gallery. The artworks/ paintings highlights the importance of safe sex and proper use of protection in preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS, while also drawing attention to the cost of treatment in Singapore and the stigma that still surrounds the disease. This challenges us to break down the barriers that prevent open and honest conversations about HIV/AIDS, promoting a message of inclusivity and support for those affected by the disease. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

My Favorite Superhero as a Child was Not Superman. A painting that was a part of an exhibition series-- "For Ages 4 and Up" that confronts the complex issues of internalized homophobia, toxic masculinity, and microaggressions faced by closeted individuals within the LGBTQ+ community, particularly within the army in Singapore. The painting captures the intense internal struggle and fear of being in the closet, while also highlighting the courage and pride that comes with breaking free from societal expectations and embracing one's true identity. This artwork challenges us to acknowledge and combat the damaging effects of these issues, supporting the fight for true equality, individuality, and acceptance for all members of the LGBTQ+ community. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

Just Another Shade of Yellow. An artwork that confronts the complex issues of internalized racism and microaggressions faced by the Asian community, exposing the insidious nature of these issues and their impact on identity and equality. The piece challenges us to examine our own biases and work towards breaking down the barriers that prevent true acceptance and equality for all. By Singaporean visual artist, Aiman

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