JILLIAN CHEONG
Singapore
120 × 60cm
Acrylic paint and collage on canvas
2026
A mother giraffe places a kiss gently on the young giraffe’s head. The calf looks straight ahead, its gaze meeting the present moment.
The background collage is composed of newspaper articles centered on caregiving, dementia support, social responsibility, and the systems that hold communities together. Here, care is not distant or abstract, but immediate and grounded in human experience.
This piece speaks to belonging and reassurance within the here and now. It carries a personal message: you are seen, you are held, and you are not alone. It affirms a steadfast presence that says, “you are mine, and you will be cared for.”
JILLIAN CHEONG
Singapore
120 × 60cm
Acrylic paint and collage on canvas
2026
A mother giraffe places a kiss gently on the young giraffe’s head. The calf looks straight ahead, its gaze meeting the present moment.
The background collage is composed of newspaper articles centered on caregiving, dementia support, social responsibility, and the systems that hold communities together. Here, care is not distant or abstract, but immediate and grounded in human experience.
This piece speaks to belonging and reassurance within the here and now. It carries a personal message: you are seen, you are held, and you are not alone. It affirms a steadfast presence that says, “you are mine, and you will be cared for.”
