THE HOPE-FILLED ART OF MARTIN SEE THO

Martin See Tho was 32 when he became a wheel-chair bound victim of Machado Joseph Disease, an incurable degenerative disorder that robbed him of his career, dignity and gradually, all his physical abilities. However, he persevered through all odds and adversity, and learned digital painting at age 36. The journey was never smooth for Martin, but through unwavering faith, arduous work and tenacity, he eventually emerged as a true victor and gained recognition as a Singapore Signature Artist in 2007. Martin passed away peacefully in 2009 at age 40, leaving behind a legacy of 160 digital artworks which he created during the most despairing last lap of his life. This book is Martin’s poignant, intensely moving testimony of living life to the fullest till the very last moment visualised by his art. It is a compilation of hope, optimism and immeasurable grit, made possible only by the sheer and unflinching love and conviction of his wife, caregiver, and soulmate, Sandra Choo.

Comment :ART, BIOGRAPHY, INSPIRATION, SELF-MASTERY
Country of Publication :Singapore
Format :P
Edition :1
Publication Date :20171231
Affiliation :Estate of See Tho Kok Wah
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Marketing Notes :The new title was launched by Ms Claire Chiang, Co-founder of Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts and Chairperson of the Singapore Book Council on 28 Nov 2017. Event photos can be viewed here at https://www.flickr.com/photos/158538408@N03 About Sandra Choo Sandra Choo is a bilingual local author of the following titles: • Love and Compassion – published in May 2010 • ??? (Chinese version of Love and Compassion) – published in May 2011 • Ward 43 – published in March 2012 • The Hope-filled Art of Martin See Tho – published in Nov 2017 Ward 43 also became one of the best sellers in Kinokuniya book store when it was published in 2012. For more information about Martin and his art, you can visit http://martinseetho.com/ and https://web.facebook.com/martinseetho/
Target Audience :Youth, Students, Medical Professionals and workers, patients, caregivers, Art Collectors, Musemums, Art Galleries, Teachers, Educators
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