Grace Angel (b. 1999, Medan, Indonesia) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Singapore. Intermittently disquieted by the plethora of judgements and importunities in the human mind, her works often explore the notion of human nature and the beauty of its imperfections. Through some exploration, she has been able to examine the context of her interest in different experience of drawing, painting, printmaking and also installation. But she is more known of her approach to drawing, printmaking and installation. In her current interest, she focuses more on restoring the lost and forgotten historical memories of the incidents that happened in Indonesia. Mostly discussing on the violence put among Chinese Indonesians during those eras, her work looks into the thematic exploration on both inhabited and abandoned spaces. And slowly moving into tackling the complex issues of abandonment and memory in the current context of society. 

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Grace is currently a graduate with a degree Honours in Fine Art Practice from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) in partnership with University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) and previously did her diploma in Fine Art Practice with NAFA as well. She has also been awarded the Best Graduate Award 2021, Killiney Commendation Prize, NAFA Bursary (Degree) AY 2020/2021, Dean's List Award AY 2019/2020, HiArt Scholarship (Diploma) AY 2018/2019 and AY 2019/2020, Semifinalist of the 6th Indonesia International Print Triennial Competition 2018 and Tan Chay Bing Entry Merit Award (Diploma) AY 2017/2018. 

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Grace has since exhibited in Vitality and Imagination: recent and other works from the NAFA Collection in Singapore, Moving Plates in Singapore, Surviving in the Concrete Jungle in Singapore, Best of Best 2021 and 2020 in Singapore, What Does Reality Look Like in Singapore, Exploring Southeast Asia in Singapore, World 50 Best Restaurant with Singapore Tourism Board in Singapore. Her works have also been collected by Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts collection and the Woon Brothers of Singapore.