Let me introduce the highly intricate works of a Japanese paper-cutting artist for your enjoyment. This paper carving expert is known as Mr. Riu. With only a utility knife, he can produce lace-like exquisite works with beautiful and complicated patterns. The patterns of the paper-cutting results are often symmetrical, orderly, and highly complex.
Most of the paper-cut works use peace, love, nature, and harmonious interpersonal relationships as creative themes to promote and spread more love, peace, and mutual assistance to the world through the works.
Tan It Koon
Before retirement, Dr Tan It Koon was, among many appointments, Head of Clinical Biochemistry at SGH’s Dept of Pathology. He was the Deputy Chairman of the National Theatre Trust and Chairman for Grants and Scholarships of the Spore Cultural Foundation. He received the National Day Awards, PBM, and PPA, for his contribution to cultural and community development and excellence in Public Administration.
