Claudia Koh's paintings inhabit a liminal space where architecture meets nature, and human experience is shaped by both. Drawing from Singapore's urban landscape and domestic interiors, her work explores how structures both support and constrain everyday life. Scenes of rain-slicked streets, overgrown facades, and intimate interiors feel simultaneously familiar and dreamlike, inviting contemplation of belonging and…

Koh's palette is muted yet luminous, with soft greens, grays, and warm tones that echo the tropical environment. Her compositions often feature figures in quiet moments—waiting, observing, or moving through spaces that feel both personal and universal. The tension between technological connectivity and social isolation is palpable, yet her paintings hold a sense of hope. This is a thoughtful meditation on how we nav…