SOTA Endowment Fund (SEF) Online Fundraising Auction
Welcome to our inaugural online auction, where creativity takes centre stage and every bid paints a brighter future for our students! Browse through the masterpieces created by our Visual Arts alumni from the Class of 2025, and place your bid on your favourite pieces! Net proceeds from the auction will go towards the SOTA Endowment Fund (SEF). The SEF provides bursaries, scholarships, and other forms of financial assistance to our students to be able to continue to pursue their education at SOTA.
All artworks will be on display at the SOTA Gallery (Level 2) from 5 to 12 March 2026.
Opening Hours*: 12.00pm – 8.00pm (daily)
*The gallery will open at 5.00pm on 5 March, and remain open until 10.00pm on 5 and 6 March 2026.
A member of the SOTA fundraising team will contact you if your bid is successful after the auction closes on 30 April 2026.
Terms and conditions
- Each bid increment is $50.
- As we do not deliver overseas, please ensure you have a valid mailing address based in Singapore before participating in the auction.
- All artworks will be delivered as is. Display elements such as lighting, pedestals, or exhibition setup shown in photographs are for display purposes only and are not included unless otherwise stated.
- All images and content appearing on this site are protected by copyright and intellectual-property laws. Any unauthorised reproduction will result in an infringement that may lead to civil liability and criminal prosecution.
Click on the respective artworks for more information.
3D media
Symbiosis
Hang Jia Wei
White stoneware, ceramic underglaze and celadon glaze, 43 x 10 x 7 cm
Starting bid $450
2D media
What lies behind the reflection?
Hang Jia Wei
Oil on linen, 122 x 61 cm
Starting bid $500
2D media
Father Angel Time
Wong Min Xuan Jolin
Oil on canvas, 121.9 x 60.96 cm
Starting bid $500
2D media
Liberty
Wong Min Xuan Jolin
Oil on canvas, 76 x 76 cm
Starting bid $400
2D media
Supplanting
Loh Min En
Oil on canvas, 91 x 61 cm
Starting bid $500
3D media
相亲相敬 (Cherish and Respect)
Loh Min En
White stoneware, ceramic underglaze, ceramic glaze, 34 x 34 x 5 cm
Starting bid $450
3D media
Distraction no Jutsu
Jace Phiapatansuphorn
Digital print on foam board, 84.1 x 118.9 cm
Starting bid $500
2D media
Walking on Honeyed Sunshine
Violette Evangelynne Lovell Lie
Acrylic and gold leaf on canvas, 61 x 76.2 cm
Starting bid $500
3D media
Held in the afterlight
Violette Evangelynne Lovell Lie
Acrylic, impasto and glycerin soap on plywood, 81 x 81 cm
Starting bid $500
2D media
Glimmer
Violette Evangelynne Lovell Lie
Acrylic on canvas, 91 x 30 cm
Starting bid $400
3D media
Here and Now
Violette Evangelynne Lovell Lie
Clear resin clay, UV resin, PVC sheets and acrylic gloss medium, 30 x 30 x 30 cm
Starting bid $450
2D media
The Surface
Natalie Tan Qi Lei
Acrylic on canvas, 17.5 x 23 cm
Starting bid $300
Artists Profile
Hang Jia Wei is an artist who hopes to bring forth the voice of human emotion through her art, highlighting the beauty of life that is often overlooked. She explores these ideas using comforting and familiar images from nature and everyday life. Her artworks are created as a reflection of her personal experiences, and she hopes viewers can relate to the themes she explores. Jia Wei also enjoys working with mixed media, often experimenting with different mediums to create artworks that are both visual and functional.
Jace Phiapatansuphorn is an artist who explores the intersection of pop culture and personal narrative, using his work to capture the high-energy aesthetics of life through a refined, modern lens. He focuses on the raw impact of monochrome palettes, using the absence of colour to emphasise form, movement, and the subtle nuances of his subjects. He enjoys working within both ink and digital spaces, seamlessly blending traditional line-work techniques with the flexibility of modern technology to create bold, multidimensional illustrations. By stripping away the distractions of a full spectrum, Jace highlights the graphic beauty and emotional depth found in the characters and stories that inspire his.
Loh Min En is a Singaporean-based visual artist whose artworks explore the intersection of identity, family, and culture. Educated at the School of the Arts, she approaches her works with profound conceptual development and refined technical skills, working across mediums like ceramics and oil paint. Min En’s artworks often draw from personal narratives and deeper cultural traditions. She translates her observations and reflections into tangible visual narratives, commemorating her experiences and honouring the wider cultural practices in society. Min En has completed professional commissions for the People’s Association, SMRT, and private clients, and has received top awards in art competitions and SOTA’s Visual Art curriculum. As an emerging artist marked by sensitivity to detail and intent, Min En continues to explore new forms of expression to capture both personal and collective experiences.
Natalie Tan Qi Lei is a graduate from the Class of 2025 who developed her IBDP body of work around the theme of coexistence between humans and the environment, in an endeavour to raise awareness of the conscious choices one makes. Her artworks feature common animal motifs that explore the interconnectedness between humans and the environment, depicting subject matter across a range of mediums such as sculpture, printmaking, painting, and digital photography.
Violette Evangelynne Lovell Lie is a graduate from the Class of 2025. Her body of work explores some of life’s intangible moments and sentiments that define the human experience, focusing on memories, love, breath, hope, and more. While these are powerful forces of life that resonate with people universally, they are subtle, overlooked, and often taken for granted. Through a recurring use of light, translucency and organic forms, each work captures a fragment of the human condition. Though her works derive their interpretations from a personal perspective, Violette provides palpable visualisations of these experiences, allowing the audience to contemplate and contextualise them in relation to their own life experiences. Through her body of work, Violette hopes to shed light on the often unseen aspects of life, including the silent emotions, the traces of others, and the liminal spaces that shape who we are, as a means to foster greater appreciation and wonder towards life’s nuances.
Born in 2007 in Singapore, Wong Min Xuan Jolin is a multidisciplinary artist whose work bridges historical reverence and contemporary reflection. While oil paint remains her favoured medium, she employs acrylic, graphite, charcoal, and clay to give form to her expressions. Jolin’s practice is deeply inspired by the Dutch Golden Age, particularly its symbolic memento mori tradition. Drawn to profound, timeless themes, she re-contextualises these historical motifs, meaning, and beauty, translating them into a visual language that speaks to contemporary audiences.
Thank you for nurturing the next generation of budding artists with us.