From Doctor to Pioneering Technopreneur and Creator of a New Art Technique - Dr. Lowly’s Solo Art Exhibition at Ion Singapore Presents a Showcase of Faith and Resilience Over Adversity

45 ‘Squeeze and Splatter’ Artworks Trace the Doctor’s Journey from Medicine to Business to Art, Reflecting the Pulse of the World and a Quiet Resilience Born of Adversity

  • 05:49 AM, 26 Nov, 2025

(25 November 2025, Singapore) Dr. Lowly, an autodidactic artist and originator of the ‘Squeeze and Splatter’ technique, will present his solo art exhibition at ION Art Gallery from 11 to 23 December 2025. Titled ‘A Voyage Through Hue and Imagination’, the exhibition invites viewers into a sanctuary of color, motion, and meaning. The display features 45 large-scale artworks that trace the doctor’s encounters with nature and the world, infused with emotional echoes shaped by a life of healing, exploration, and transformation.

Dr. Lowly’s signature technique was born out of systematic experimentation and fierce innovation. Returning to art in 2021 during the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic, he instinctively reached for tools closest to his former world - surgical syringes, medical tubing, and other clinical instruments. He also ventured into painting with balloons, plastic sheets, and even a toilet brush in an attempt to unlock spontaneity, but none stirred the visceral joy and freedom he sought. Then, one day, a breakthrough - a method that released energy, freedom, and delight in ways that no other method could. He named it ‘Squeeze and Splatter’. 

In ‘Squeeze and Splatter’, paint begins with intention but soon breaks free, engaging the artist in spontaneous dialogue. From flowers to birds, animals, and monuments, Dr. Lowly’s works are bright, dynamic, and evocative, captivating both the eye and the imagination. Each canvas holds a vision, a familiar form, but every splash dances independently: now you see it, now you don’t. These fleeting gestures merge with the viewer’s own emotions and memories to create a compelling one-frame story, thus opening a world of limitless possibilities. Much like his pioneering approach to health tech entrepreneurship - where he altered the medical industry’s inefficient medical claims processes with a then-unheard-of web-based system - Dr. Lowly’s self-devised painting technique carries far-reaching artistic potential, resonating powerfully with global audiences. Dr. Lowly works exclusively with non-toxic acrylic paints, which align with his health beliefs. 

“‘Squeeze and Splatter’ is my freedom,” muses Dr. Lowly, the artist and creator of the technique. “In the clash between control and chaos, I find truth. Each piece embodies movement, memory, and mystery, shaped by energy, defined by emotion, and revealing itself in layers. I am honored to present 45 of my most poignant pieces at ION Art Gallery this year-end. For me, this exhibition is a deeply personal milestone. May these artworks leave you with a sense of hope, and perhaps, in their colors and motion, you will find the spark to face life’s challenges with fresh inspiration.”

Dr. Lowly adds, “Art allows me to give back and empower underprivileged communities in Asia. As a struggling medical student who had to support myself, I am eternally grateful for the God-given hope and grace that guided my journey to becoming a doctor. With all my heart, I long to help others chase their dreams and soar - to feel held, to feel seen, and to discover the quiet strength that carries us through even the darkest hours.”

Dr. Lowly’s Art will be exhibited at L4, ION Gallery, from 11 to 23 December 2025, from 10:00am to 10:00pm. This is a public exhibition with free admission. Artworks are priced between S$10,000 and 50,000. The public is welcome to visit at their convenience and experience the works in an open, contemplative setting.

For more information on Dr. Lowly’s Art, visit www.drlowly.art.

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