In Tang Hong Lee's painting Sky #5, small houses are whimsically perched on clouds, carried aloft by colourful hot air balloons floating gently across the sky. This surreal touch adds a playful, imaginative quality to the scene, blending elements of fantasy with the serene beauty of the open sky. The houses, securely anchored to the balloons, seem to drift peacefully. This dreamlike setting invites viewers to imagine a world where homes are weightless, free to wander through the clouds and endless blue expanse.

Tang Hong Lee is a printmaker who graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Visual Art) from the Canberra Institute of Arts in 1990 and a Diploma in Art from Kuala Lumpur College of Art in 1986. He has received awards and honours, including the Incentive Award in the Galeri Shah Alam Open exhibition in 2000 and an Honourable Mention in the 1999 Philip Morris Asean Art Awards. His notable solo exhibitions include "Rhythm Of Colours" at Momentous Gallery in Singapore, "Merry KL" (2022), "Colours" (2021), "Hope" (2018), and "Spectacles Of Nature" (2016) at Pinkguy Gallery and Momentous Arts Singapore.