Shavonne Wong

Shavonne Wong is a 3D virtual model creator and an artist in the NFT space. Building on her experiences as a fashion and advertising photographer for the past decade, she creates life-like virtual models and places them in surreal environments and the metaverse. Shavonne was named Forbes 30U30 Asia in 2020. Since her venture into NFTs, she has collaborated with Vogue Singapore, Bang & Olufsen and recently sold her work on Sotheby’s. She also created a 500 pieces project,_ Love is Love_, a reflection on the expression of love and identity that enabled its collectors to have a say in determining the generative artwork’s outcome. Notable collectors include Idris Elba. Expanding her artistic reach, Shavonne has successfully held two solo shows, one in Singapore and another in Paris. Additionally, her work gained international recognition when it was featured in the Cameroon Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2022.

Bio

Shavonne Wong is a 3D virtual model creator and an artist in the NFT space. Building on her experiences as a fashion and advertising photographer for the past decade, she creates life-like virtual models and places them in surreal environments and the metaverse. Shavonne was named Forbes 30U30 Asia in 2020.

Since her venture into NFTs, she has collaborated with Vogue Singapore, Bang & Olufsen and recently sold her work on Sotheby’s. She also created a 500 pieces project,_ Love is Love_, a reflection on the expression of love and identity that enabled its collectors to have a say in determining the generative artwork’s outcome. Notable collectors include Idris Elba.

Expanding her artistic reach, Shavonne has successfully held two solo shows, one in Singapore and another in Paris. Additionally, her work gained international recognition when it was featured in the Cameroon Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2022.

Fun facts

Shavonne has recently embarked on a fascinating journey to delve deeper into philosophy and art history. This endeavor is aimed at enriching her artistic practice, allowing her to approach her work with greater intention and a deeper understanding of the cultural and philosophical contexts that shape the world of art.

She also has a terrible sense of smell and lack the ability to burp.