Shavonne Wong

Singapore

Shavonne Wong is a 3D Virtual Model Creator and an Artist in the NFT space. Building on her experiences as a Fashion and Advertising Photographer for the past decade, she creates life-like virtual models and places them in surreal environments and the metaverse. Shavonne also created a 500 pieces project, Love is Love, a reflection on the expression of love and identity that enabled its collectors to have a say in determining the generative artwork’s outcome. Notable collectors include Idris Elba. 


Shavonne is also one of the Co-Founders of NFT Asia, a community of Asian artists in the NFT space. Shavonne was named Forbes 30U30 Asia in 2020. Since her venture into NFTs, she has collaborated with Vogue Singapore, Sotheby’s, the World Economic Forum and the World of Women project.


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The Kiss

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"Love, whether it's platonic, romantic or even self-love, is such an intrinsic part of the human experience. So much of our joy and pain stems from love, and while I am very fortunate to have found mine, I cannot imagine what it is like to have my experiences denied or be told the love I have is wrong. Life can be painful enough and the world far too harsh, we should be given the grace to at least choose who we would like to go through it with. Regardless of gender, race and anything else, does it really matter? Love is love, to anyone who finds it." - Shavonne Wong

"The Kiss" not only represents the infinite possibilities of love in our world, it is also representative of a larger project, Shavonne's project "Love is Love".⁠

technique

3d

format

landscape

duration

03:15

year

2021

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