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Goh studied in Nanyang Primary School and the Chinese High School, where Chinese calligraphy was one of the subjects taught. His strong foundation in calligraphy helped him master traditional Chinese ink painting while under the tutelage of pioneer artist Chen Wen Hsi. Goh practised by painting plum blossoms, orchids, chrysanthemums, and bamboo. While at the Art Students’ League of New York, Goh received high praise from his art teachers for his innovative use of Chinese brushwork in his artworks. Despite using a variety of media in his works over the years, ink painting remains at the heart of his practice. Goh has developed a unique style of ink painting by using vibrant colours like reds, greens and blues, to depict life in the tropics, reflecting his love for the scenic views of rural landscapes in Southeast Asia.
Blue Song, 2013, 74x72cm
Floral Bee Harvest, 2013, 143x140cm
Dazzling Forest, 2013, 74x72cm
Partially Hidden, 2000, 51x41cm
Weaving Flowers, 2013, 74x72cm
Sea Corals, 2013, 135x69cm
Emerald Mountain, 2019, 138x68cm
Floral Whispers, 2013, 74x72cm
Birds at Rest (1), 1998, 33x33cm
Nature's Crescendo, 2013, 142x71cm
The Opposite Side, 2013, 74x72cm
Mandarin Plantation, 2014, 135x68.5cm
Soaring High, 2000s, 131x71cm
Young Sprouts, 2013, 137x71cm
Tropical Splendour, 2015, 96x162cm
Joyous Lotus, 2018, 115x78cm
Leisure, 1995, 68x48cm
Growth, 1999, 89.5x89.5cm
Peach Delight, 2010, 27x32cm
Summer Insects, 1999, 118x76cm
Midday Rhythm, 2013, 69x64cm
Butterflies in Flight, 2013, 137.5x68cm
Mangrove, 2000s, 70x46.5cm
Jubilant, 2013, 74x72cm
On Cloud Nine, 1998, 64x95cm
Turquoise Waves, 1998, 34x33cm
Images of Dunhuan(I), 2013, 137x71.5cm
Birds at Rest (II), 1998, 33x33cm
Orchid Garden, 2013, 138x71cm
Patalong Thailand, 1998, 34x34cm
Only the clouds Know, 2001, 43x34cm