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Support Our Artists, Support Inclusion!

Rainbow Centre’s Artability programme nurtures students with creative potential by growing their personal styles and exposing them to new art techniques to engage in art-related work opportunities. This shop serves as a platform to showcase the talents of our art apprentices and fundraise for Rainbow Centre’s work in building inclusive communities.
Proceeds from the sale of artworks will directly enable our efforts in supporting low resource families, inadequately funded programmes, and piloting innovative projects to support growing demands in serving young adults after they leave Rainbow Centre.
Do note that a sale of artwork is not considered a donation, and any purchase will not be tax-deductible. Thank you for your support!
For any enquiries and to purchase artworks, email shop@rainbowcentre.org.sg.
Artwork Spotlight
Our collection features a diverse array of artworks, each one a unique expression of our youths’ passion and interests, who are students from the Artability talent art development programme!

Acrylic and Collage on Canvas Panel
60 x 50 cm
Quiana Kristen Rapisura Dela Cerna
Rejuvenation
Quiana explores a new skill in painting feathers and the concept of flight. In this piece, she combines colours that symbolise purity, hope, and positivity.

Acrylic Paint and Paint Markers on Watercolour Paper
42 x 29.7 cm
Raihan Mustaqim Bin Johari
Whispers of Dawn
An exploration of memory and nostalgia, this painting invites viewers to reflect on the passage of time, the beauty of stillness, and the enduring presence of places that hold cherished memories. It serves as a reminder of the quiet moments that often go unnoticed, captured beautifully in the gentle embrace of a misty morning.

Collage and Acrylic Paint on Canvas
50 x 40 cm
Nurin Farisha Binte Abdullah
The Frame of Relaxation
Guided by calming colours, Nurin crafts a collage to find tranquility within her mind space. Each piece weaves together in a musical rhythm, inviting the viewer’s eye to journey across the canvas. A painted frame, intentionally askew, extends beyond the canvas boundaries, symbolising a liberated space for thought. In a serene state, one finds the freedom to think beyond traditional confines.

Acrylic Paint and Ink on Canvas Panel
40 x 30 cm
Annice Yee
Garden Beauty
This artwork is a vibrant and whimsical depiction of a snake adorned with floral motifs. The snake, rendered in bold green, winds its way across a pink background, its scales transforming into colourful flowers and leaves, inviting you to appreciate the intricate details and vivid colours of the floral snake while sparking curiosity about the hidden life within a garden.

Acrylic Paint and Markers on Mixed Media Paper
29.7 x 42 cm
Muhammad Aiman Syafiq Bin Ismail
Philodendrons
Plant hobbyists prize philodendron collections, which are groups of different plant types. As they start growing and unfolding right before your eyes, the rich green leaves and patterns thrill many.

Acrylic Paint on Mixed Media Paper
29.7 x 42 cm
Chew Ling Xi Janevi
Tentacles
Janevi, who has always been interested in aquatic life, finds it fascinating how the octopus’s arms seem to have a mind of their own. Two-thirds of an octopus’s neurons reside in its arms, not its head. Fascinated by this knowledge, Janevi painted this octopus with all its tentacles in full glory!

Acrylic and Coloured Pencil on Canvas Panel
50 x 60 cm
Teo Kai Jie
Traditional Birdcages
Kai Jie explores the beauty of traditional bird cages suspended from a tree. He works with a muted palette to bring out the rustic feel of olden times, capturing a forgotten leisure activity of the past. The subtle leaves from the tree create a delicate contrast between form and texture.

Acrylic Paint on Watercolour Paper
29.7 x 42 cm
Muhammad Ridhwan Bin Masli
Complementary Fragments
Ridhwan expands his abstract art with a masking tape technique, crafting distinct shapes that highlight his creativity. In this piece, he skilfully juxtaposes fluid, organic shapes in warm orange with sharp blue fragments, achieving a dynamic interplay of form and colour.
Publications

Rainbow Dreams: 35 Years of Empowering Children with Autism and Other Developmental Challenges
$32 (incl. GST) | ISBN: 978-981-12-6588-4 (Softcover)
This book discusses the management of individuals on the autistic spectrum as well as other developmental challenges. It provides an excellent resource guide for parents, caregivers, educators, healthcare workers, psychologists, and everyone involved in the care of differently abled and autistic persons. The approach is practical, and the aim is to try to gain deeper understanding into these conditions. Based on the experience of the staff and parents of the Rainbow Centre, the management is a person-centred, multidisciplinary and quality-of-life focused approach to helping these persons. The book also covers the history and future directions across one’s lifespan in the care of these individuals.
To purchase the book, email us at shop@rainbowcentre.org.sg. All proceeds go towards our Rainbow Fund.
