Song Eng (b. Singapore) is a contemporary painter based in London, United Kingdom. Working primarily with oil on canvas, linen and board, he focuses on abstract compositions that explore the interplay between structure and gesture.

Song’s work is characterised by layered textures, erasures, and unpredictable interactions of colour. Through a process of wet-on-wet application and intuitive mark-making, forms emerge, dissolve, and reconfigure, hovering between familiarity and abstraction. Shaped by a life lived between Singapore and the United Kingdom, his work reflects the duality of navigating two distinct landscapes. His experience of being between two cultures finds expression in abstract geographies, which wait, shift, and quietly transform, capturing the cycles of arrival, rest, movement, and arrival again.

These arrangements invite viewers to explore their own subconscious landscapes and contemplate their personal shifts between place and memory. Each piece aims to hold a quiet tension and mystery, reflecting both the fragility and resilience of navigating the spaces in between.