To Miau Wong, abstraction in art is not the absence of form in that any splash of paint randomly applied on a canvas qualifies as scholarly fine art. His abstractions are careful, controlled and like all great abstract artworks do not require elements of a picture to give the presence or feeling of form.

Miau Wong earned a degree at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in Singapore and returned home to Malaysia as a professional artist in the 1970s. In 1982, he went to Europe to study, paint and search for his very own style of painting, first with watercolors and later with acrylic. He has up to now held ten successful solo exhibitions in Malaysia and overseas, especially in China where he has been described as one of the best contemporary artists of Chinese descent.

Al (Fog)

Beling (Arm)

Chibeh (Sunrise)

Eng (The Sleep)

Gahat (Red)

Hek (Two of Us)

Jelmol-Os

Minman (Playing)