Artist Wong Chee Meng’s latest series of work began with a question, “Have you ever wondered...?” He joins us to speak about how his vibrant paintings, laden with unusual metaphors, get the audience to re-examine perceptions and consider different points of view by stepping out of their comfort zone. He tells how an accident which compromised his eyesight launched him to become a visual artist. 

<p>Artist Wong Chee Meng&rsquo;s latest series of work began with a question, &ldquo;Have you ever wondered...?&rdquo; He joins us to speak about how his vibrant paintings, laden with unusual metaphors, get the audience to re-examine perceptions and consider different points of view by stepping out of their comfort zone. He tells how an accident which compromised his eyesight launched him to become a visual artist.&nbsp;</p>

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