Gajah Goa, a famous sanctuary in Bali, is vividly rendered by the artist in a muted palette of earthy brown hues. The cave originally functioned as a site for meditation and could be traced back to the 9th century. The site was discovered by archaeologists in 1923. Known for its distinct architecture, the cave contains figures carved directly on stone reflecting a harmonious blend of Hindu and Buddhist culture. Tan Choh Tee is a prominent second-generation artist from Singapore, specialising in impressionistic landscapes that capture the soulful street views of the city amidst urban development. He also captures the landscapes of other countries through his travels. The artist received many awards, including the Creative Visual Art Award 2005 from the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts and the prestigious Cultural Medallion award from the Singapore Government in 2006. The artist has held more than nine solo exhibitions and participated in more than 50 group exhibitions in places such as Russia, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Indonesia. His recent solo exhibition was held in 2022, organised by Nanman Art, Singapore.