Join us in a rare, extraordinary collaboration between world-renowned Chinese artist Liu Bolin and Rare Disorders Society (Singapore) to raise S$1 million in support of children with rare diseases and their families.
Canvas of Hope is an art-meets-advocacy campaign that brings together international artist Liu Bolin and the Rare Disorders Society (Singapore) [RDSS] to spotlight the lives of children with rare diseases. This event marks Liu’s first collaboration with a Singapore-based charity, bridging artistic vision with social purpose.
Through two milestone events, this campaign hopes to raise S$1 million to fund therapy, medical equipment, and caregiving support for more than 200 rare disorder patients in Singapore.
Liu Bolin conducts a one-day art class for children with rare disorders and their caregivers, culminating in a public exhibition, The Rare Gallery, featuring their collective creations.
Up to four original works by Liu Bolin, inspired by children’s stories, along with other Singapore-created and selected pieces, will be sold to raise critical funds.
Canvas of Hope marks Liu Bolin’s first collaboration with a Singapore-based charity, bridging artistic vision with social purpose. The initiative is made possible through a tri-partnership between Liu Bolin Studio, the Rare Disorders Society (Singapore), and Yang Gallery — combining artistic mastery, community impact, and curatorial expertise in one meaningful project.
Event organiser, initiated the Canvas of Hope event to raise awareness of rare diseases and rally support through the power of art, fostering empathy and driving action for children and families impacted by rare disorders.
Liu Bolin – Internationally acclaimed Chinese artist known as the “Invisible Man” for his signature camouflaged works. He uses his art to challenge perceptions and advocate for environmental and social issues.
Yang Gallery joins Canvas of Hope as the official gallery partner, lending curatorial expertise and regional presence to anchor the art charity sales featuring Liu Bolin’s works and other curated pieces.
Discover exclusive works by world-renowned artist Liu Bolin, as we celebrate 20 years of his “Invisible Series”. Each purchase directly contributes to the daily needs, medical care, and brighter futures of RDSS beneficiaries. Bring home a meaningful piece of art and be part of our Canvas of Hope.
150 x 86cm
Edition of 8 + 2AP
Photography
2007
150 x 118cm
Edition of 8 + 2AP
Photography
2008
150 x 112.5cm
Edition of 6 + 2AP
Photography
2013
150 x 112.5cm
Edition of 8 + 2AP
Photography
2015
150 x 112.5cm
Edition of 6 + 2AP
Photography
201
150 x 112.5cm
Edition of 6 + 2AP
Photography
2015
150 x 112.5cm
Edition of 6 + 2AP
Photography
2016
150 x 112.5cm
Edition of 6 + 2AP
Photography
2017
150 x 112cm /
120 x 90cm /
90 x 68cm
Edition of 6 + 2AP
Photography
2024
150 x 112cm /
120 x 90cm /
90 x 68cm
Edition of 8+ 2AP
Photography
2024
180 x 135cm
Edition of 6 + 2AP
Photography
2014
180 x 135cm
Edition of 6 + 2AP
Photography
2016
180 x 135cm
Edition of 8 + 2AP
Photography
2017
Introduction to Canvas of Hope (2025)
In our inaugural art-meets-advocacy initiative, Executive Director and Chief Rare Advocate Mr Phua Wee Seng shares about Canvas of Hope — a collaboration with international Chinese artist Liu Bolin that shines a light on the hidden struggles of rare disease families, turning invisibility into hope through art.
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Your contribution fuels real change for families living with rare conditions. Here’s how you can support:
Your contribution fuels real change for families living with rare conditions. Here’s how you can support:
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