In Across Borders, my artistic journey delves deeper into tradition and cultural storytelling through a meaningful collaboration with Ronnie Bahari, an Indigenous Semai photographer and cultural leader from Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.

What started as nine works became one. Reduced to a single piece, the series transformed into a statement about simplicity, focus, and perhaps the power of a well-placed idea.

Art is about being stubborn. It begins with the refusal to give in—to the pressures of conformity, the weight of doubt, or the noise of distractions.

This work represents my effort to connect with the stories that define the region and its people, helping me better understand my own identity and place within this historical continuum.

ThroughX-ray Kompang, I invite viewers to reflect—not just on the visible and invisible within themselves, but also on the relationships and memories that shape who we are.

This solo installation was made in 2023 at gudskul, Jakarta, Indonesia. I had the chance to experiment making work with plastic collected near the surroundings.

Known for their practice of molong, they take only what is necessary from nature, embodying a sustainable relationship with their environment.

I did a 3 months artist residency at Pilotenkueche in Leipzig, Germany where I become a street poster collector. Read more below.

This is a group exhibition I participated at Edinburg Print, Scotland in 2022. More below.

I co-curated "Pera, Flora, and Fauna" for Port Perak at the Venice Biennale in 2022, where one of the programs was a group performance art piece during the opening.

"It was my solo exhibition that took place in 2014 at the Immigrant Museum in Denmark. One of the works was the postcard installation I created on the museum wall."

This group exhibition took place at the Museum of Contemporary Art Roskilde in Denmark in 2016.

This is my solo in KL, in Malaysia in 2010. Please click link to read the review done by Sharon Chin, a renown Malaysia artist.

This was my first solo in Malaysia in 2007, where I am originally from. It was a homecoming exhibition and also a big transitional period of my life. More below.

Marcel Duchamp says anyone can be an artist.....yes...the question is how to maintain being an artist after being one.

In every loss, there lies an opportunity to learn the art of acceptance and the value of impermanence.