Summary
- 1988: Winner of the outstanding prize in Sarawak State-wide Art Competition for watercolour. He was awarded an Art Study tour to London sponsored by British Council and Museum Sarawak.
- 1989: Joint Art Exhibition with Promotion of Tourism for Sarawak in Singapore.
- 1989-2019: Annual Art Exhibition by Sarawak Artists Society, Kuching.
- 1991-1994: Participated in Malaysian Watercolour Society Annual Exhibition, Kuala Lumpur.
- 1991: Asian Watercolour Show in South Korea.
- 1992: Shanghai ASEAN International Watercolour Exhibition.
- 1993: Taiwan ASEAN International Watercolour Exhibition.
- 2011: Retired from the School Headmaster post.
- 2014: World Climate Change group art exhibition by France Embassy in Kuala Lumpur.
- 2018: Guangzhou, Foshan Belt & Road Mazhong Group Exhibition.
- 2021: Group Art Exhibition by Confucius Institute & Sibu Contemporary Art Association.
- 2022: Commissioned to paint: 1. Home of Victory, 2. Methodist Theological School, 3. Mission house, 4. Methodist Pilley Institute in Sibu & 5. Catholic High School, Sibu.
- 2000-2023: Sketched around places including Brunei, Bali, Kalimantan, Bandung, Jakarta, Medan, Manila, Singapore, Thailand, Hanoi, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Fujian, Zhejiang, Shandung, Beijing, Henan, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, New Zealand, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, Papua New Guinea, England, France, Holland, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Japan.
- Solo Exhibitions and Sharing:
- 2016: Manchester
- 2017: Port Moresby 2021: Pustaka Sarawak, Sibu
- 2022: Methodist Pilley Institute, Sibu
- 2023: Catholic High School, Sibu
- Publishing Art Albums:
- 2016: Impression Borneo 婆羅洲印象
- 2022: Wandering Global Village 浪跡地球村
Art is an ever-unfolding odyssey of boundless creativity, it is not a confinement of one’s spirit but a liberation, granting the freedom to unshackle oneself from burdensome notions of conventional concepts. In the realm of artistic creation, certainty and perfection need not hold sway, for it is in the dance of uncertainty that true artistry often finds its most profound expression