Our People
Mr Stephen Wong (Managing Director)
Stephen Wong is a pioneer in the high-end sculpture business in Singapore and he founded Loe-Van Gallery (now Loe-Van International) in 1992. He brought in a unique range of high-end bronze sculptures by famous artists and spent his early years on promoting bronze patinated sculptures.
Judging from his impressive list of clients through the years, his hard work has paid off. Stephen is very optimistic about the market for high-end bronze sculptures since the prices for paintings are over-weighted. Hence, it is highly anticipated the value of limited edition sculptures done by famous artists is targeted to grow and appreciate greatly.
Prior to entering the art business, Stephen was managing a large division of a multi-national company.
Stephen Wong is a pioneer in the high-end sculpture business in Singapore and he founded Loe-Van Gallery (now Loe-Van International) in 1992. He brought in a unique range of high-end bronze sculptures by famous artists and spent his early years on promoting bronze patinated sculptures.
Judging from his impressive list of clients through the years, his hard work has paid off. Stephen is very optimistic about the market for high-end bronze sculptures since the prices for paintings are over-weighted. Hence, it is highly anticipated the value of limited edition sculptures done by famous artists is targeted to grow and appreciate greatly.
Prior to entering the art business, Stephen was managing a large division of a multi-national company.
Ms Lydia Hoon - Director of Business Development - China
Lydia is a Human Resource Management consultant by training and profession. She has worked with the government sector and multinational corporations in the areas of organizational development and restructuring, aligning people with business strategies.
Lydia has a passion in helping others find fulfillment and happiness in their work and life. When she saw the artist's works at Loe—Van, she was so impressed by the beauty and strength of the sculptures, that she had no hesitation when asked to promote the art in China where she currently resides with her family in Shanghai .
