Have you heard of Nando’s Art Initiative before?
This yearly event is a wonderful programme for the young ones to pursuit their
dreams. As part of Nando’s continuous commitment and support to the winners of Nando’s
Art Initiative, Nando’s Lot 123, Chinatown is having the art exhibition of The Digital
Grand Prize winner of Nando’s Art Initiative 2014, Yvonne Chong Shi Qi. The talented
artist is excited for her first solo art exhibition that showcase her
collection of artworks entitled ‘Garden of Goddesses’.
Yvonne Chong Shi Qi
The exhibition is an insight to Yvonne’s
fascination and passion for the World of myths and fairy tales. From a very
young age she had always found herself constantly being drawn to the world of
mythical Gods and Goddesses. The theme of this exhibition is to portray the
kinship shared between each goddess and their mortal counterpart.
Her unique style is strongly inspired by the
works of Frida Kahlo which are focused mainly on self-portraits with intricate
elements of nature. Thrown into the mix of inspiration is also a bit of
surrealism and the art nouveau movement. Putting together a fantasy, dreamlike
imagery and pairing it with soft feminine features provides her with a sense of
calm and serenity.
Idun
Freyja
Frigg is my most favourite piece from the
collection
Nanna
Lofn
Eir
“Yvonne is one of the most imaginative artists
Nando’s has had on Nando’s Art Initiative. We cannot be more proud of her by
the way she illustrates her perspective into a masterpiece through the use of
digital art. We look forward to see the great things Yvonne will achieve in the
art world.” Said Mac Chung Lynn, Group CEO of Nando’s Chickenland Malaysia and
Singapore.
Nando’s Art Initiative 2016 is happening now, open to all
Malaysians to enter from 1st Mar to 31st May 2016. To
find our more about Nando’s Art Initiative, logon to www.nandos.com.my or visit Nando’s Malaysia
Facebook page at www.facebook.com/nandosmy
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