Kelvin Chap Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Kelvin Chap Art Value Price Guide

Feb. 04, 2024
KELVIN CHAP : Untitled, 2015/2016
Est: RM3,000 - RM5,000
Drawing upon a diverse range of artistic influences, Kelvin Chap weaves together elements of abstract expressionism, surrealism, and geometric abstraction to construct his artistic language. Through a meticulous layering of textures, vibrant colours, and geometric forms, he constructs intricate compositions that challenge viewers to decipher the complex narratives hidden within. His works are a melange of fragmented realities, presenting a multi-layered tapestry that invites contemplation and introspection.
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Jul. 09, 2023
KELVIN CHAP : Untitled, 2016
Est: RM2,000 - RM5,000
Kelvin Chap’s deliberate manipulation of light and shadow heightens the drama within his compositions. In his skilled hands, light becomes a metaphorical force, illuminating and obscuring, revealing and concealing. Shadows dance across his canvases, evoking a sense of mystery and intrigue, as if beckoning viewers into uncharted territories of the mind. This interplay of light and shadow creates a dynamic tension within his artworks, urging viewers to question the boundaries of perception and the malleability of reality. Beyond his mastery of technique, Chap’s artworks exude a profound philosophical undercurrent. He delves into existential themes, exploring the complexities of human existence and the elusive nature of truth.
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Jul. 09, 2023
KELVIN CHAP : Untitled, 2015
Est: RM2,000 - RM5,000
Drawing upon a diverse range of artistic influences, Kelvin Chap weaves together elements of abstract expressionism, surrealism, and geometric abstraction to construct his artistic language. Through a meticulous layering of textures, vibrant colours, and geometric forms, he constructs intricate compositions that challenge viewers to decipher the complex narratives hidden within. His works are a melange of fragmented realities, presenting a multi-layered tapestry that invites contemplation and introspection.
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Jul. 09, 2023
KELVIN CHAP : Essence of the Rainforest, 2016
Est: RM2,800 - RM5,000
Kelvin Chap was born in 1974 and received his education majoring in printmaking at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). He won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit of Our Times (1994). He was honoured with the Juror’s Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Awards (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter), Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9, Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man, Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011). Aptly titled ‘Essence of Rainforest’, this rendition from Kelvin Chap uses bold, vibrant colours that are immensely eye-catching and seem to amalgamate seamlessly with each other.
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Mar. 05, 2023
KELVIN CHAP : Essence of the Rainforest, 2016
Est: RM3,500 - RM7,000
Kelvin Chap was born in 1974 and received his education majoring in printmaking at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). He won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit of Our Times (1994). He was honoured with the Juror’s Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Awards (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter), Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9, Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man, Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011). Aptly titled ‘Essence of Rainforest’, this rendition from Kelvin Chap uses bold, vibrant colours that are immensely eye-catching and seem to amalgamate seamlessly with each other.
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Nov. 27, 2022
KELVIN CHAP : Essence of the Rainforest, 2016
Est: RM3,500 - RM7,000
Kelvin Chap was born in 1974 and received his education majoring in printmaking at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). He won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit of Our Times (1994). He was honoured with the Juror’s Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Awards (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter), Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9, Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man, Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011). Aptly titled ‘Essence of Rainforest’, this rendition from Kelvin Chap uses bold, vibrant colours that are immensely eye-catching and seem to amalgamate seamlessly with each other. It’s hard to pass by this painting without stopping and appreciating it.
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Nov. 06, 2022
Kelvin Chap (b. Indonesia, 1974) Colours Of Unity, 2016
Est: RM5,000 - RM9,000
Kelvin's paintings combine his distinctive Borneo influenced motifs and vibrant palette. Within this work, Kelvin energizes the scene composed of Sirung hat motifs from Sabah and Pua Kumbu motifs uniformly executed across the canvas. The diversity of colours reflects the uniqueness of Borneo culture in the context of unity and harmony. Kelvin was educated in Fine Art at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992 to 1994) and has been a full time artist ever since. His first solo, Belawing and the Great Mamat, was held at Pelita Hati Gallery of Art in 1996 and this was followed up by another titled Idea#9. There was a longer gap until he came up with Planet of the Masks at the Aoyama Gallery in Petaling Jaya in 2002 and it was a decade again before his next major solo, Old Masks Modern Man, at Moma Fine Arts Gallery in Kuala Lumpur. In 1994, Kelvin Chap won the 1st Prize in the Swatch 'Street Painting' Competition and in 2001, he won the Juror's Choice (Malaysia) at the Philip Morris Asean Art Awards. He was selected for major international exhibitions such as the RUPA Malaysia in London in 1998; Gema: Resonance in Prague, Czech Republic in 1998; the Asian Art Biennale in Bangladesh in 1999; and Titian Budaya in Brunei in 2006. Kelvin has exhibited at the Shanghai World Expo 2010 in the Malaysia Pavillion in China. His works are held in the collections of Petronas Gallery, Sabah State Gallery, Hilton Hotel Malaysia and in Chamalieres, France. His artworks have been published in Arts of Southeast Asia by Fiona Kerlogue in 2004, and in the Atlas of World Art by John Onians also in 2004. Kelvin's works were exhibited in the Kuala Lumpur Biennial 2017 at the National Art Gallery Malaysia.
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Aug. 28, 2022
KELVIN CHAP : Putaran Kehidupan Alam, 2017
Est: RM5,000 - RM12,000
Entitled ‘Putaran Kehidupan Alam, 2017’ this rendition from Kelvin Chap uses bold, vibrant colours that are immensely eye-catching and seem to amalgamate seamlessly with each other. The painting is a joyous celebration of colours and patterns. Kelvin Chap was born in 1974. He received his education majoring in print making at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). Kelvin won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit of Our Times (1994). He was honoured the Juror’s Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Awards (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter), Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9, Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man, Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011).
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May. 29, 2022
KELVIN CHAP : Sounds of the Rainforest, 2017
Est: RM3,800 - RM7,500
Kelvin Chap was born in 1974 and received his education majoring in printmaking at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). He won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit of Our Times (1994). He was honoured with the Juror’s Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Awards (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter), Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9, Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man, Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011). Aptly titled ‘Sounds of the Rainforest’, this rendition from Kelvin Chap uses bold, vibrant colours that are immensely eye-catching and seem to amalgamate seamlessly with each other. It’s hard to pass by this painting without stopping and appreciating it.
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Nov. 28, 2021
KELVIN CHAP : Symphoni Alam, 2017
Est: RM3,000 - RM7,000
Kelvin Chap grew up in Sabah, despite having been born in Indonesia. There, he developed an intense fascination for the Borneo tribal culture and symbolisms, which are always present in all his artworks. The masks, totem poles and everything iconic from Borneo is present in this artwork. The artist explained that the idea behind this piece is simply a social commentary; the overlapping of tradition and culture with modernisation, of how they clash, and the portrayal of a society that is too eager to accept urbanisation, so much so that the lines are blurred and almost obscure the original culture identity. There is also a narration about nature itself that is present in this painting, making this piece more meaningful in both meaning and technique.
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Aug. 15, 2021
KELVIN CHAP : Sounds of the Rainforest, 2017
Est: RM3,500 - RM7,500
Kelvin Chap was born in 1974 and received his education majoring in printmaking at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). He won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit of Our Times (1994). He was honoured with the Juror’s Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Awards (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter), Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9, Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man, Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011). Aptly titled ‘Sounds of the Rainforest’, this rendition from Kelvin Chap uses bold, vibrant colours that are immensely eye-catching and seem to amalgamate seamlessly with each other. It’s hard to pass by this painting without stopping and appreciating it.
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Mar. 28, 2021
KELVIN CHAP : Belawing, 1999
Est: RM500 - RM1,000
‘Belawing’ is a portrayal of an indigenous mask on the foreground, complemented by mystical and enigmatic elements. Kelvin Chap was born in 1974. Kelvin Chap received his education majoring in print making at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992- 1994). He won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit of Our Times (1994). He was honoured the Juror’s Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Awards (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter), Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9, Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man, Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011).
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Mar. 28, 2021
KELVIN CHAP : Flashes of Colour, 2016
Est: RM3,500 - RM7,000
Entitled ‘Flashes of Colour, 2016’ this rendition from Kelvin Chap uses bold, vibrant colours that are immensely eye-catching and seem to amalgamate seamlessly with each other. The painting is a joyous celebration of colours and patterns. Kelvin Chap was born in 1974. He received his education majoring in print making at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). Kelvin won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit of Our Times (1994). He was honoured the Juror’s Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Awards (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter), Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9, Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man, Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011).
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Feb. 07, 2021
KELVIN CHAP : Pusaka Alam Rimba, 2017
Est: RM3,500 - RM7,000
Entitled ‘Pusaka Alam Rimba, 2017, this rendition from Kelvin Chap uses bold, vibrant colours that are immensely eye-catching and seem to amalgamate seamlessly with each other. The painting is a joyous celebration of colours and patterns. Kelvin Chap was born in 1974. He received his education majoring in print making at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). Kelvin won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit of Our Times (1994). He was honoured the Juror’s Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Awards (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter), Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9, Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man, Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011).
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Nov. 08, 2020
KELVIN CHAP : Belawing, 1999
Est: RM500 - RM1,000
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Sep. 06, 2020
KELVIN CHAP : Pola-Pola Asli Series, 2002
Est: RM800 - RM1,200
The Pola- Pola Asli Series rendered by Kelvin Chap is a celebration of bold, vibrant colours that are immensely eye-catching and seem to amalgamate seamlessly with each other. The painting is a joyous celebration of colours and patterns. Kelvin Chap was born in 1974. Kelvin Chap received his education majoring in print making at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992- 1994). He won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit of Our Times (1994). He was honoured the Juror’s Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Awards (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter), Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9, Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man, Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011).
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Jul. 12, 2020
KELVIN CHAP : Colours of Unity, 2016
Est: RM2,500 - RM5,000
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Mar. 01, 2020
KELVIN CHAP : Archipelaga Icons, 2016
Est: RM2,500 - RM5,000
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Nov. 24, 2019
KELVIN CHAP : Celebration, 2016
Est: RM2,500 - RM5,000
Aptly titled ‘Celebration, 2016’, this rendition from Kelvin Chap uses bold, vibrant colours that are immensely eye-catching and seem to amalgamate seamlessly with each other. The painting is a joyous celebration of colours and patterns. Kelvin Chap was born in 1974. Kelvin Chap received his education majoring in print making at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). He won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit of Our Times (1994). He was honoured the Juror’s Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Awards (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter), Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9, Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man, Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011).
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Sep. 29, 2019
KELVIN CHAP: Colours of Unity, 2016_
Est: RM2,500 - RM5,000
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Mar. 24, 2019
Kelvin Chap (b. 1974) We, The People Of Sarawak, 1995
Est: RM1,500 - RM2,800
Fascinated by Dayak culture where he grew up, Kelvin Chap is known for his Borneo inspired pop art works. This work features many faces of indigenous people of Sarawak with their traditional attire and significant Borneo motives scattered throughout. Sarawak, also known as Bumi Kenyalang, is a rich multicultural state with distinctive culture and language, thus one cannot deny that this piece represents Sarawak at its best. Kelvin Chap received his education majoring in printmaking at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). He won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit Of Our Times (1994). He was honoured the Jurorâs Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Award (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter) at Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9 at Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man at Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011). His group exhibitions include Innenseite, Kassel, Germany (1997), Gema: Resonance, A Malaysian Exhibition of Contemporary Art, Prague, Czech Republic (1998), and RUPA Malaysia: A Decade of Art at the Brunei Gallery, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London (1998). He has also exhibited at the Shanghai World Expo 2010 in the Malaysian Pavilion in China. His work can be found in public collections such as the National Art Gallery Malaysia, Galeri Petronas, Sabah Art Gallery, Chamalires, France as well as private collections in Malaysia, Singapore, Chile, Japan, USA, France, Germany and China. His works have been published in Masterpieces From The National Art Gallery by Redza Piyadasa (2002), Arts Of Southeast Asia by Fiona Kerlogue (2004), and Atlas Of World Art by John Onians (2004). 76 x 51cm
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Oct. 28, 2018
KELVIN CHAP (b. 1974) Market Scene, Bayon, 2007
Est: RM2,000 - RM3,500
Bayon is a richly decorated state temple of Jayavarman VII (reigned c.1181â€“1218), a powerful ruler of the Khmer empire. The temple sat at the center of Angkor Thom, a walled city that served as the capital of the Khmer Empire. Illustrated with exquisite detail, this work captures a scene from a series of bas-reliefs depicting scenes from the everyday life of the Angkorian Khmer. Kelvin Chap received his education majoring in printmaking at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). He won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit Of Our Times (1994). He was honoured the Juror's Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Award (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter) at Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9 at Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man at Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011). His group exhibitions include Innenseite, Kassel, Germany (1997), Gema: Resonance, A Malaysian Exhibition of Contemporary Art, Prague, Czech Republic (1998), and RUPA Malaysia: A Decade of Art at the Brunei Gallery, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London (1998). He has also exhibited at the Shanghai World Expo 2010 in the Malaysian Pavilion in China. His work can be found in public collections such as the National Art Gallery Malaysia, Galeri Petronas, Sabah Art Gallery, Chamalires, France as well as private collections in Malaysia, Singapore, Chile, Japan, USA, France, Germany and China. His works have been published in Masterpieces from the National Art Gallery by Redza Piyadasa (2002), Arts of Southeast Asia by Fiona Kerlogue (2004), and Atlas of World Art by John Onians (2004).
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Oct. 28, 2018
KELVIN CHAP (b. 1974) Urban Invasion - (Subculture Series), 2001
Est: RM2,000 - RM3,500
Fascinated by Dayak culture where he grew up, Kelvin Chap is known for his Borneo inspired pop art works. In this work, the artist suggests how rapid urbanisation and industrialization are affecting native culture, by using a plethora of rich and sublime colours. Kelvin Chap received his education majoring in printmaking at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). He won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit Of Our Times (1994). He was honoured the Juror's Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Award (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter) at Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9 at Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man at Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011). His group exhibitions include Innenseite, Kassel, Germany (1997), Gema: Resonance, A Malaysian Exhibition of Contemporary Art, Prague, Czech Republic (1998), and RUPA Malaysia: A Decade of Art at the Brunei Gallery, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London (1998). He has also exhibited at the Shanghai World Expo 2010 in the Malaysian Pavilion in China. His work can be found in public collections such as the National Art Gallery Malaysia, Galeri Petronas, Sabah Art Gallery, Chamalires, France as well as private collections in Malaysia, Singapore, Chile, Japan, USA, France, Germany and China. His works have been published in Masterpieces from the National Art Gallery by Redza Piyadasa (2002), Arts of Southeast Asia by Fiona Kerlogue (2004), and Atlas of World Art by John Onians (2004).
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Sep. 23, 2018
KELVIN CHAP : Colours of Unity, 2016
Est: RM2,500 - RM5,000
Aptly titled ÔColours of UnityÕ, this rendition from Kelvin Chap uses bold, vibrant colours that are immensely eye-catching and seem to amalgamate seamlessly with each other. ItÕs hard to pass by this painting without stopping and appreciating it. Kelvin Chap was born in 1974. Kelvin Chap received his education majoring in print making at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). He won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit of Our Times (1994). He was honoured the JurorÕs Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Awards (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter), Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9, Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man, Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011).
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Jul. 08, 2018
KELVIN CHAP : Celebration, 2016
Est: RM3,500 - RM7,000
Kelvin Chap has an intense fascination for the Borneo tribal culture and symbolisms, which are always present in all his artworks. Even in Celebration he incorporates a clash of fluorescent colours. His works often depict a social commentary; the overlapping of tradition and culture with modernisation, of how they clash, and the portrayal of a society that is too eager to accept urbanisation, so much so that the lines are blurred and almost obscure the original culture identity.
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Jan. 28, 2018
Kelvin Chap (B. Indonesia, 1975) Colours of Unity, 2016
Est: RM4,000 - RM7,000
Kelvin Chap, Colours of Unity, 2016 Mixed media on canvas 131 x 131 cm
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Oct. 15, 2017
Kelvin Chap (B. Indonesia, 1975) Colours of Unity, 2016
Est: RM3,500 - RM6,000
Kelvin Chap Colours of Unity, 2016 Mixed media on canvas 131 x 131 cm
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Jul. 30, 2017
Kelvin Chap (B. Indonesia, 1975) Colour of Unity, 2016
Est: RM5,000 - RM12,000
Kelvin Chap Colours of Unity, 2016 Mixed media on canvas 131 x 131 cm
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May. 14, 2017
Kelvin Chap (B. Indonesia, 1975) Natural Symphony, 2016
Est: RM3,500 - RM7,500
Kelvin Chap Natural Symphony, 2016 Mixed media on canvas 131 x 131 cm
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Mar. 12, 2017
Kelvin Chap (B. Indonesia, 1975) Pattern of Culture, 2014
Est: RM3,500 - RM7,500
Kelvin Chap Pattern of Culture, 2014 Mixed media on canvas 131 x 131 cm
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Mar. 05, 2017
TRADITIONAL AGAINST MODERNISM SUB-CULTURE SERIES NO.10
Est: RM2,000 - RM4,000
Painting with frame
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Jan. 15, 2017
KELVIN CHAP Waterfall, 2015 Mixed media on canvas
Est: RM2,000 - RM5,000
KELVIN CHAP Waterfall, 2015 Mixed media on canvas 131 x 131 cm
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Oct. 23, 2016
KELVIN CHAP (B. Indonesia, 1975) Ranau, 2015
Est: RM2,000 - RM5,000
KELVIN CHAP (B. Indonesia, 1975) Ranau, 2015 Signed and dated “Chap Kelvin 2015” on lower right Signed, titled and dated on the reverse Mixed media on canvas 131 x 131 cm
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Jun. 26, 2016
KELVIN CHAP (B. Indonesia, 1975) Ranau, 2015
Est: RM4,000 - RM8,000
Signed and dated “Chap Kelvin 2015” on the right Signed, titled and dated on the reverse
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Oct. 04, 2015
KELVIN CHAP (b. 1974) Pola-pola Asli Series, 2002, Mixed media on paper
Est: RM2,000 - RM3,000
The works of Kelvin Chap are based on the development and evolution of different human cultures in the realm of nature. Pola - Pola Asli meaning archetypes of primitive tribes is a collage derived from images of ethnic iconographies consisting of the traditional dress of tribal women, basketry, and symbolic motifs. The basketry plaiting tradition is soon becoming a lost art form due to deforestation which affects the gathering of materials such as wood and rattan. The stenciled icons achieve a contemporary aesthetic and unified in totality by swarming blocks of brilliant colours. Kelvin Chap received his education majoring in print making at the Malaysian Institute of Art (1992-1994). He won first prize in the Swatch Street Painting Competition based on the theme, Spirit of Our Times (1994). He was honoured the Juror’s Choice at the Philip Morris Malaysian Art Awards (2001). His solo exhibitions include Belawing and the Great Mamat (Totem and the Great Hunter), Pelita Hati (1996), Idea 9, Pelita Hati (2000), and Old Masks, Modern Man, Maison of Malaysian Art (MoMA) (2011). His group exhibitions include Innenseite, Kassel, Germany (1997), Gema: Resonance, A Malaysian Exhibition of Contemporary Art, Prague, Czech Republic (1998), and RUPA Malaysia: A Decade of Art at the Brunei Gallery, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London (1998). He has also exhibited at the Shanghai World Expo 2010 in the Malaysian Pavilion in China. His work can be found in public collections such as the National Art Gallery, Malaysia, Galeri Petronas, Sabah Art Gallery, Chamalires, France as well as private collections in Malaysia, Singapore, Chile, Japan, USA, France, Germany and China. His works have been published in Masterpieces from the National Art Gallery by Redza Piyadasa (2002), Arts of Southeast Asia by Fiona Kerlogue (2004), and Atlas of World Art by John Onians (2004). REFERENCE Old Masks Modern Man: A Solo Exhibition by Kelvin Chap , Maison of Malaysia Art (MoMA Fine Arts Gallery), 2011. http://www.total.id/en-us/total-indonesia/better-energy-projects-indonesia/total-indonesia-foundation-preserving-fading-craftmanship-dayak-tribe
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