This artwork, titled Koi Kinship, explores the quiet elegance of companionship and fluidity. Set against a swirling aquatic backdrop of cool blues and soft whites, two koi fish—sculpted in gentle 3D relief—glide through imagined waters, embodying both stillness and motion. The interplay between paint and clay evokes a dreamlike pondscape where connection, calm, and continuity converge.

The koi, with their symbolic ties to strength, perseverance, and harmony, reflect a serene bond unspoken yet deeply understood. “Koi Kinship” invites viewers into a tranquil realm where form and flow dance together, reminding us of the beauty in silent togetherness and the grace of shared presence.
 
Dimensions & Art Medium
Size: 25.5cm x 20cm (3.5cm thickness), Mixed Medium on Canvas
 
Chloe has a rare disorder Spinal muscular atrophy type 2 (SMA2), which is a genetic neuromuscular disorder that affects the nerve cells that control voluntary muscles (motor neurons). She is wheelchair bound and has weak fine motor skills. She is aware she is different from other children, often feeling left out during physical education and sports activities. However, she maintains a positive outlook to life and has a love for art. She hopes that she is able to create art that people would love and that they will buy her artwork!

Selected for Exhibition
This artwork has been selected for the Goodness of God Art Exhibition 2026, presented by City Harvest Church in partnership with Art for Good.Exhibition Dates: 22–26 July 2026, 28–29 November 2026, and 5–6 December 2026.
If purchased before the exhibition concludes, buyers may choose to allow the artwork to remain on display for the exhibition period. Alternatively, immediate delivery can be arranged upon purchase.