The artist tells why he has chosen collages as his medium of expression and how it offers him the form to articulate both his aesthetics and his perspective of life. The conversation steals into Choy Chun Wei’s creative process which is driven by the need to make meaning and fueled by “collage thinking.” And he, led by what he sees in his mind’s eye, squirrels away what he finds to manifest the imagined.

<p>The artist tells why he has chosen collages as his medium of expression and how it offers him the form to articulate both his aesthetics and his perspective of life. The conversation steals into Choy Chun Wei&rsquo;s creative process which is driven by the need to make meaning and fueled by &ldquo;collage thinking.&rdquo; And he, led by what he sees in his mind&rsquo;s eye, squirrels away what he finds to manifest the imagined.</p>

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