张丽兰
曾就读于华义中学，师从已故新加坡第一代书法家崔大地先生。1974年毕业，同年崔先生去世，就此停笔。
40年后，于2015年，丽兰重回书法怀抱。2017年开始，她积极参与海内外展览，包括：中国、迪拜及韩国等地。2019年，丽兰举办个人书法展，同时出版精装版个人书法作品集，收录展览中的81幅多种书体作品。
书法不仅是书墨笔法，丽兰的创作内容多反映其人生观及贴近生活的诉求，着墨时思想感情跃然纸上。
Teo Lee Lang
While studying in Hua Yi Secondary School, Teo Lee Lang had the opportunity to learn Chinese calligraphy under the renowned late Mr Tsue Ta Tee, one of Singapore’s pioneering Chinese calligraphers. However, when Mr Tsue passed on in 1974, Lee Lang stopped pursuing Chinese calligraphy.
It was not until 2015, some 40 years later, Lee Lang rekindled her passion for Chinese calligraphy. While familiarizing herself with what she had learnt from Mr Tsue, Lee Lang embarked on a journey of self-discovery, relishing her reunion with ink and brush. Lee Lang elevated calligraphy art to new heights, with her works encompassing the traditional elements of calligraphy but exuding her unique contemporary flair.
Since 2017, Lee Lang began actively exhibiting her works both locally and overseas, including China, Dubai and South Korea. In 2019, Lee Lang held her solo calligraphy exhibition and published a calligraphy book titled ‘Dancing Ink’ where she showcased a total of 81 unique artworks.
To Lee Lang, Chinese calligraphy is far more than strokes and technique. It reflects both her life values and aspirations, both of which are vividly manifested in every stroke of the brush she takes
