Artist Introduction | Zhen Ru
Over the years, Zhen Ru has dedicated herself to helping people achieve a healthy body and mind.
She channels a rich and multifaceted creative energy into prose, poetry, music, theatre, and photography. Her works are emotionally nuanced and stylistically diverse, offering reflections on life and tender insights into the human heart through publications, performances, and exhibitions.
In recent years, she has turned her lens toward the growing psychological pressures and emotional challenges of our time. She hopes that art may serve as a quiet and compassionate presence—especially for those experiencing depression or loneliness—and help open a path toward inner peace and renewal.
exhibition details
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20 June – 10 August 2025
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4th Floor, [BW Monastery, Hall of Jewel]
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Free. By appointment only.
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9.20am - 8.50pm
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📌Important Reminders:
This exhibition will be presented as a silent, static viewing experience.
Limited slots per session—advance registration is required for all attendees.
📝 Guidelines
Registration must be completed at least 2 days in advance.
Limit of 1 visit per person per week.
Booking Link: http://bwm.sg/zhenru-art
(A confirmation email will be sent to you—please ensure your email address is correct.)
Reflections
“My first impression was ‘Wow, what brilliant colours!’ And when I found out that these are actually photographic exhibits of very ordinary items around the home, I was even more amazed because things actually come vibrantly alive through the artist’s camera lens. Her motivation was purely to bring a sense of hope, calm, or even joy to those who view the art pieces.”
Dr. Pua Hwee Leng,
Master of Medicine, Anesthesia
“In a world that keeps pushing us forward, there’s always somewhere to be, someone to become, something to chase until we feel drained, stressed, and exhausted.
This exhibition gave me a chance to slow down, be present, and reconnect with myself.
Through the artist’s lens, I found more than just visual artwork, it became a space to reflect, an open door to healing, and a beautiful reminder that life can be colourful, vibrant, and full of hope amid the chaos.”
Yeap Mei Ling
Manager, Asia-Pacific
