Suzann Victor is a Singapore born, Sydney based installation artist. She graduated with a B.A. Hons. (First Class), an M.A (Hons) and a Doctorate at the University of Western Sydney in 2008, after gaining an Associate Diploma of Fine Arts from the LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts in Singapore.
Being one of Singapore’s leading figure in contemporary art, her participation in and contribution to visual art in Singapore has always been much valued. She has garner significant accomplishment for her ability to articulate complex ideas into grandeur forms, often incorporating kinetic mechanism and technology in her installations.
In 2001, Suzann Victor was selected amongst other 4 Singaporean artists to participate in the 49th Venice Biennale, SIngapore’s first participation in the world’s most renowned biennale and becoming the first woman artist to represent Singapore in this event. In 2009, Victor was also awarded the prestigious New York-based Civitella Ranieri Foundation fellowship following the completion of her doctorate on an Australian Postgraduate Award at the University of Western Sydney.
Courtesy Gajah Gallery


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