About

Siau-Jiun Lim, an abstract Impressionism artist from Dunedin, New Zealand, creates a compelling body of work that unites humanity with nature, emphasizing habitat conservation. With a Bachelor Honus of Visual Art and a Con Hutton Scholarship, her art, recognized by the Wallace Arts Trust, reflects a deep connection to the environment. Siau-Jiun's portfolio blends humanity and nature, advocating habitat conservation in today's eco-conscious era. Her bold material experimentation includes acrylic, ink, pastel, wax, and unconventional tools like feathers, leaves, and recycled materials. Drawing inspiration from life, she engages in community projects, blending art with life. Inspired by artists like Joan Mitchell and Wolf Kahn, Siau-Jiun believes art transcends canvas, contributing her creativity to collaborative projects and exhibitions. She sees every endeavour as an opportunity to deepen the conversation between art, humanity, and nature, embodying the belief that art catalyzes change and preserves our environment as part of humanity's development.