There is a sense of mystery and imagination in her images. Her unconventional and contemporary style often pleasantly surprises her audience.
Born and based in Singapore, Betty Goh’s main passion is abstract street photography. Observing from alternative perspectives, Betty captures the beauty of daily mundane streets in a surreal manner through colours, lights, lines, spaces, reflections, shadows and silhouettes.
Betty is the only Singaporean artist included in the very first “Women Street Photographers” book curated by Gulnara Samoilova in New York and internationally published by Prestel Publishing in March 2021. The book features 100 contemporary female street photographers around the world.
As a Leica Guild member since Sept 2021, she has conducted Leica Conversations. In Dec 2021, she held a joint exhibition “Graphics in Streets” with world’s renowned street photographer, Siegfried Hansen, in Leica Singapore, Marina Bay Sands.
Although only 3.5 years in street photography, Betty has her own distinctive style of street photography. She views photographs as implicit self-expressions of her soul and subconsciousness.
