JONATHAN YEO DIRECTS mesmerising cinematic stories of colour and form that transcend the traditional confines of portraiture. His work – an alluring amalgamation of realism and abstraction – plunges deep into the psyche of his subjects, unveiling their complexities, layer by layer. As a maestro of the canvas, Jonathan’s artistry brings forth a kaleidoscope of emotions and narratives that captivate the viewer, leaving an indelible mark in the tapestry of modern art, where portraiture becomes a journey of revelation.
Still, his venture into the art world wasn’t a straight path. Jonathan reminisces about the factors that facilitated his creativity growing up. “In retrospect, something which helped me concentrate when drawing, was – what I now know as – ADHD.”
According to the National Library of Medicine, hyperfocus – a lesser known yet common symptom of ADHD – can be a valuable asset, especially
