Drew his inspiration from the ever changing color play of gemstone opal, with precise control of water flow and accurate colors blending on paper, the piece recreated the seamless color play on paper.

A historical piece done in the 80s, with limited resources when young, artist are paste together 3 pieces of smaller watercolor paper to form a ideal size to express his talent, the scene capture the still active tin mine and another dormant one, which is filled with water.

Clad in colorful cloth, two sacred cows are getting ready to lead a procession of devotees.

A source of infinite inspiration, from different time and age, the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple of Melaka is a subject of Tham for many times, everyone expressed in different style and technique, capturing the temple?s glory in different lights, moods and conditions.

The Twin Towers exude another kind of charm when they are devoid of crowds and lights at midnight.

A series of movement performed by foreign Chinese Opera Group, and captured by artist with clean lines and simple colors.

Cold mists and cloud filled the air in the mountain, waterfall from high splashing down.

The rainforest series is one of artist?s favorite subject, the aerial view of a primeval jungle surrounded river, with occasionally floating clouds across the landscape.