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NASI CAMPUR J L N M E R A H SAGA
ISBN 978-981-07-1315-7 E-BOOK
TAKSU Singapore kick-starts the new year with Nasi Campur - an eclectic mix of works by 22 artists. Adopting the name of the traditional staple meal of Southeast Asia, Nasi Campur puts together the freshest mix of works in one plate. Nasi campur (‘mixed rice’ in Indonesian) is as diverse as the archipelago, with regional variations across the country. A nasi campur counter offers up to lots of different selection dishes, usually a blend between the local favorites and delicacies from the region. Since its first debut in TAKSU KL in year 2005, Nasi Campur has become a signature annual exhibition in each of TAKSU’s three galleries. Offering a glimpse of TAKSU's careful selection of works, Nasi Campur is a platform where artists of diverse origins meet: established and upand-coming, painter, sculptor, photographer, mixed media artists, local, regional, international - all in one plate. Nasi Campur features works by: Agus Sumiantara (Indonesia), Bobby Nuestro (Philippines/USA), Budi Agung Kuswara (Indonesia), Choi Chongwoon (South Korea), Dodit Artawan (Indonesia), Fauzulyusri (Malaysia), Frayn Yong (Singapore), Gerardo Tan (Philippines), Hirzaq Harris (Malaysia), Jan Wisse (Netherlands), Joe Fleming (Canada), Jumaadi (Indonesia), Kang Dong-Gu (South Korea), Koh Sankeum (Korea), Lai Ngan Corio (Malaysia/UK), Monika Behrens (Australia), Najib Ahmad Bamadhaj (Malaysia), Nizam Abdullah (Malaysia), Oh Sang-Taek (South Korea), Pow Martinez (Philippines), Rochelle Haley (Australia), Sabri Idrus (Malaysia).
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Virus / oil on canvas / 200 x 200 cm / 2008
Balinese artist Agus Sumiantara graduated from Indonesian Art Institute, Denpasar, Bali in 2006. Apart from his two solo exhibitions: Sumiantara Painting: Fracturing Meaning (2008) and Portable Artworld (2009). Agus has been actively participating in various group exhibitions, among which are: Urban Culture at Museum Bank Indonesia (2005), Consciousness of Here and Now: Biennale Jogja VIII (2005), Manifesto at Galeri Nasional Jakarta (2009), Percakapan Masa (2010). Agus Sumiantara currently lives and works in Bali, Indonesia.
Artwork Š 2012 Agus Sumiantara
AGUS SUMIANTARA (b. 1980, Badung, Bali)
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Fragile / acrylic on canvas / 137 x 183 cm / 2011
Free flowing tension between abstraction and figuration became the main characteristic of Bobby Nuestro’s oeuvre. His subject matters are residuals of his everyday living, thoughts, and actions; and his works are loaded with social contents and current events, mundane and familiar. Bobby Nuestro graduated from Philippine Women’s University in 1989 with Bachelor of Fine Arts (Painting), prior to taking up a short-term course on printmaking from Foundation Education Division of Philippine Women’s University on the same year. He has been exhibiting extensively, with some of his previous shows include: Leche F/plan (2011), Cultural Practice (2010), Nuestro at the White Cube Gallery Metropolitan museum of Manila (2008), Trace/Retrace with William Gaudinez at Alliance Francaise Makati (2006), Drawing Room in TAKSU (2003) at TAKSU Kuala Lumpur, Nature Paintings: In between the Mountain & the Sea (2001) at Pasilyo Edades, Cultural Center of the Philippines. Prior to migrating to United States, Nuestro was the head of the Painting Department of School of Fine Arts and Design, Philippine Women’s University; and the Director of Arias Artspace, an artist-run independent art space run and manage by artists and collector based in Makati City, Philippines. Bobby Nuestro currently lives and works in Illinois, USA.
Artwork © 2012 Bobby Nuestro
BOBBY NUESTRO (b. 1967, Manila)
Budi Agung Kuswara, also known as Kabul, left his hometown Sanur in Bali in 2002 to pursue Fine Art studies in Institut Seni Indonesia (ISI) Yogyakarta. Drawing inspiration from the diverse sociopolitical issues he has seen and experienced during his stay in Yogyakarta, and employing the Balinese tradition of storytelling, Kabul composes imageries that speak of a wide range of issues -all told with a hint of satire, a handful of puns, and fully loaded with symbolic references. Since 2003 to date, Budi Agung Kuswara (Kabul) has participated in numerous group exhibitions in various galleries and art spaces in Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Bandung, Denpasar, Magelang, as well as in Manila, Italy, San Francisco, and United Kingdom. Kabul presented his first solo exhibition entitled i.Self in 2008. Kabul lives and works in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
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Summertime Memories acrylic on canvas / 150 x 150 cm / 2011
Floating Desire, Budi Agung Kuswara’s latest series of work, started with his memories of growing up by the shores of Balinese beaches: the sensory experiences of playing in the water, swimming in the midst of the ocean, and the joy of surfing smoothly, dancing with the waves. Floating Desire, to him, is the desire for survival, to keep himself on the surface, to resist the gravity that pulls him down. Not only that this experience occurs when one is underwater, this applies for anyone from any walk of life too. The desire to continue to live, the need to stay conscious, and the struggle to stay afloat are rooted in our existence.
Artwork Š 2012 Budi Agung Kuswara / Kabul
BUDI AGUNG KUSWARA / KABUL (b. 1982, Sanur, Bali)
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This Is Hot / copper pipe / 15 x 96 x 7 cm / 2011
Korean artist Choi Chongwoon creates unique forms of individualized works working primarily in sculpture and interactive-media installation. Graduated from Chung-Ang University in Korea in 2002 and from Slade School of Fine Art, UCL, in London, Great Britain with Master in Fine Art; his work drags out the aftereffects of dynamic, energetic moment of our tensioned-life upon rediscovering the essence of things and nature with his brilliant choices of combining irreconcilable medium, which include copper pipe, coke, paraffin wax, softener, engine oil, thread curtain. Choi Chongwoon was featured in numerous solo and group shows from Seoul Museum of Art in 2009, 2010 and Lost and Found: Saatchi “Your Gallery” Exhibition in London (2007). Choi also became a recipient of an artist residency at National Art Studio, Goyang and Seoul City Art Studio, Nanji.
Artwork © 2012 Choi Chongwoon
CHOI CHONGWOON (b. 1974, Seoul)
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Pool Party 1 (Come Join Us) oil on canvas / 150 x 200 cm / 2011
Upon graduation from Bachelor of Fine Art at Indonesian Art Institute Denpasar Bali in 1997, Dodit Artawan started his practice as a part of TAXU Art Clinic, an artist collective that made quite an upheaval in Balinese art scene for breaking the established hegemony of dominant value in form of local identity by using traditional elements. From 1997 to date, Dodit had presented 4 solo exhibitions, and participated in numerous group exhibitions in various galleries and art spaces in Indonesia, Singapore, and Italy. Dodit Artawan lives and works in Bali, Indonesia.
Artwork Š 2012 Dodit Artawan
DODIT ARTAWAN (b. 1978, Batubulan, Bali)
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Big, Blues, Duniaku 25 x 20 cm each / mixed media on canvas / 2011
Fauzulyusri’s process of art making stems from his long interest in portraying subject matter for more than it is, achieved through playful experiments with mediums, textures, layers, and colors. Graduated from UiTM Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia in 1999, Fauzulyusri has been exhibiting in various venues in Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Singapore, and the UK. Among his past solo exhibitions are: Ground (2007), Play (2009), Raw (2009) and Guris (2011). Fauzulyusri ‘s artworks are in the public collections of Balai Seni Lukis Negara (KL), Bank Negara Malaysia (KL), Kementrian Pembangunan Wanita dan Keluarga (KL), Maybank Finance Bhd (KL). Fauzulyusri lives and works in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Artwork © 2012 Fauzulyusri
FAUZULYUSRI (b. 1974 Kedah, Malaysia)
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Vanitas graphite mechanical pencil lead 19 x 13 x 13 cm / 2010
Frayn Yong Kian Ming studied and practiced interior design and illustration prior to taking up BA (Hons) at LASALLE College of the Arts in 2009. Frayn explores the transience and uncertainty of existence through reflections of the human condition and its environment. He had been awarded the Winston Oh Travel Award in 2010, commissioned for STAMP 02 (2010), and participated in several group exhibitions among which are: Minutes of Meeting (2010), Singapore Survey (2010), Transmission Lab: Experience (2010), Saturday Indesign Singapore (for Hjgher) (2011), Controlopolis (2011). Frayn Yong lives and works in Singapore.
Artwork Š 2012 Frayn Yong
FRAYN YONG (b. 1984, Singapore)
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After Patchwork 14 oil on canvas / 199 x 198 cm / 2011
Filipino artist Gerardo Tan works with object and photo-based installations, artists’ books, collages and mixed media paintings. His recent collage-based paintings fuse digital prints and paint, probing postmodern concepts of originality and individual style. Gerardo Tan took his BFA degree in Painting at the University of the Philippines and his MFA degree in Painting at the State University of New York at Buffalo on a Fulbright grant. Tan has participated in many local and international exhibitions among which are the 4th Gwangju Biennale (2002), The 1st Melbourne Biennale (1999), The 44th Western New York Exhibition at the Albright-Knox Gallery (1992), The Cultural Center of the Philippines’ 13 Artists Award Exhibition (1988) and The 2nd Asian Art Show in Fukuoka Museum (1982). His works are in the collection of the Cultural Center of the Philippines, Singapore Art Museum, Burchfield Art Center Buffalo NY, Osmani Memorial Hall, Dhaka and in various private collections in Asia and America. Gerardo Tan lives and works in Manila, Philippines.
Artwork © 2012 Gerardo Tan
GERARDO TAN (b. 1960, Manila)
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Garuda 4 mixed media on canvas / 266 x 102 cm / 2012
Precision of lines and meticulous techniques are the main influences that become the discerning quality of the works of Hirzaq Harris. Born in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, in 1987, Hirzaq completed his Diploma in Fine Art from UiTM Melaka in 2008, followed by B.A. (Hons) in Fine Art (Sculpture) from UiTM Shah Alam in 2010. Since 2007 to date, Hirzaq has been actively participating in numerous group exhibitions in various venues in Kuala Lumpur. Hirzaq Harris was the recipient of 10 Honorable Mention, MRCB Art Award from National Art Gallery Kuala Lumpur (2008), Grand Prize Winner (2D Hanging Display) of Nando’s Art Competition (2009 and 2010), and 2nd Prize Winner of Maybank Art Competition (2010). Hirzaq Harris lives and works in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Artwork Š 2012 Hirzaq Harris
HIRZAQ HARRIS (b. 1987, N. Sembilan, Malaysia)
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Blossom Lips 2 acrylic on canvas / 104 x 235 cm / 2011
Three-dimensionality aspect of painting and elements of sensuality and elegance found in nature are the two main areas of interest for Dutch artist Jan Wisse. Born in 1955 in The Netherlands, Jan Wisse completed his Fine Art studies from ZWN Teacher’s College Delft in 1982 prior to taking up his Post Doctoral Study from Academy for the Arts, Fine Arts Department Utrecht from 1994 to 1996. To date, he has mounted numerous solo exhibitions at: TAKSU Singapore (2008), DOK-Kunstcentrum Delft, NL (2006), Besselaar Hedendaagse Kunst Utrecht (2002), Museum ‘Het Prinsenhof’ Delft (2002), Erasmus University Rotterdam (1994) and many others. His works have been exhibited in various venues in Europe: France, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, as well as various cities in the Netherlands. Jan Wisse lives and works in Amsterdam.
Artwork © 2012 Jan Wisse
JAN WISSE (b. 1955, The Netherlands)
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Balinese Boogie acrylic on wood / 60.9 x 45.7 cm each / 2011
Joe Fleming’s painterly process involves aggressively distressing surfaces (mostly wood panel and plexi glass) then rebuilding them with flat graphic devices and brightly coloured enamel hues. Joe Fleming completed his formal education from Ottawa School of Art in 1979 and Sheridan College of Applied Arts in 1986. He conducted lectures and workshops in various universities in Canada since 1993 to 2009. His works are included in many corporate and public collections including: Pricewaterhouse Coopers (Malaysia), HSBC Bank, Australian High Commission, Canadian High Commission (Kuala Lumpur), the Edmonton Art Gallery, the Museum of Civilization (Hull, Quebec) and the Holocaust Museum (LA). Joe Fleming lives and works in Toronto, Canada.
Artwork Š 2012 Joe Fleming
JOE FLEMING (b. Canada)
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Sebelum Rindu acrylic on canvas / 130 x 244 cm / 2011
Over the past decade Jumaadi has traveled extensively through the landscapes of Indonesia and Australia. His journey has taken him from tropical forest to sandy desert, allowing him to gaze on social landscapes as he digests and documents his travels and memories in short poems and visual diaries. Jumaadi was born in Sidoarjo, Indonesia, and completed his Fine Art studies in Sydney with a Bachelor of Fine Art (2000) and Masters of Fine Art (2008). To date, Jumaadi has mounted 18 solo exhibitions and countless group exhibitions in various cities in Indonesia, Australia, and Malaysia. Jumaadi was the Resident Artist of TARP KL in January - March 2011. Jumaadi lives and works in Sydney, Australia.
Artwork Š 2012 Jumaadi
JUMAADI (b. Sidoarjo, Indonesia)
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Dragon’s Scale staple on canvas / 40 x 40 cm each / 2011
Korean artist Kang Dong-Gu tries to create meaningful impress through the repetitive, senseless tasks. The idea of Staple drawings came from his daily life in New York. Dong-Gu believes that if we look closely into our lives, even our ups and downs lives are full of meaningless action day after day, but individuals’ mental strength (creative force) change our insignificant acts to meaningful acts, furthermore, drive us to deep impress of the presence. Upon completing his undergraduate studies of German language & literature in Korea, Kang DongGu moved to Munich to take up Masters in Fine Arts from The National University of Visual Art in Munich. While staying in German over 10 years, Dong-Gu established his career in Munich as a professional artist with a wide range of experimental works. In 2002, Dong-Gu’s passion for arts led him to move to New York and experienced a new adventure. Since 2009, Kang Dong-Gu has been living and working in Seoul, Korea.
Artwork © 2012 Kang Dong-Gu
KANG DONG-GU (b. 1963, Seoul)
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Chronicle of A Blood Merchant pearl on panel / 62 x 94 cm / diptych / 2011
Repetitive labor- intensive process is meaningful to Korean artist Koh Sankeum, she would like to invite viewer to meditate of the meaning of language and experience a pure aesthetic beauty of it. To explain about the work process, she carefully chose the right size of white shiny cultivated pearls or stainless balls as main materials. And she selected the certain length of texts which gave her a deep impression for the contents of her works. Those texts would be from news paper articles or theoretical writings or novels and poems. And then San placed pearls on mounted wood panel following each word until those pearls are gradually transformed into the illegible abstract lines and forms. The viewer would only guess the original texts from the title, but could see the aesthetic beauty of language which was invisible before. Upon receiving Masters of Fine Arts at Pratt Institute in New York, Koh Sankeum established her career in New York as a professional artist. She mounted three solo exhibitions and actively participated in numerous group shows in New York. After moving back to Seoul, Korea in 2006, Koh Sankeum became a recipient of an artist residency at National art studio, Goyang and Gyeong-gi Creation Center. Koh Sankeum has mounted nine solo shows at prestigious galleries in Korea, and also participated in significant group shows at major museums in Korea. Koh Sankeum’s works are in the collection of National Museum of Contemporary Art, Kyeonggi-do Museum of Art, Jeju Museum of Art and Art bank.
Artwork Š 2012 Koh Sankeum
KOH SANKEUM (b. 1966, Korea)
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Patterns of Flight hand-coloured etching / 41 x 31 cm / 2011
Lai Ngan Corio’s career as a writer/director and her love for illuminated manuscripts, Gothic and Indian miniature paintings inform her work as an artist. She has a passion for storytelling and each picture is a complete scene. Her work is intuitive, on first sight pretty, but on closer perusal, the images are darker, unsettling and demand attention. Graduated from Univesity of Malaya in 1971 with Bachelor of Arts, Lai Ngan traveled extensively to India and to Europe, where she settled in London. From 1981-1990 she worked in the film industry prior to entering National Film and TV School, Beaconsfield, England. In 1995 she moved to the US and worked as a writer for various independent film-makers and contributed articles to the then newly-formed Tank magazine. Lai Ngan’s practice is a mixture of film, fashion, photography, literature, drawing, and printmaking. Her works are in private collections in Malaysia, the UK, and the US. Lai Ngan Corio currently lives and works in the UK.
Artwork © 2012 Lai Ngan Corio
LAI NGAN CORIO (b. Malaysia)
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Futurescape / oil on canvas / 127 x 180 cm / 2011
Works of Australian artist Monika Behrens are based broadly on themes of loss, violence, deceit, power plays within society and the subsequent impact on the vulnerable. Monika Behrens graduated with Bachelor of Fine Art from RMIT Melbourne in 1999, and Master of Fine Art from UNSW College of Fine Art in 2007. Upon completion of her course, Behrens traveled to Europe on an Australian Council ‘New Work’ Grant to research the historical and contemporary political art in Amsterdam, Madrid and Venice. The research focused particularly on the historical war paintings located in the National Gallery of London, and resulted in two bodies of work based on the Australian History Wars. Monika Behrens lives and works in Sydney, Australia.
Artwork © 2012 Monika Behrens
MONIKA BEHRENS (b. Australia)
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Extermination mixed media on canvas / 136 x 213 cm / 2012
Painting, to Najib Ahmad, describes the concept of a wall, translated with paint on canvas. The wall is the main image, whereas the subject on the surface is the secondary image. Born in 1987 in Johor, Malaysia, Najib Ahmad Bamadhaj completed his Diploma in Fine Art from UiTM Melaka in 2008, followed by B.A. (Hons) in Fine Art (Sculpture) from UiTM Shah Alam in 2010. To date, Najib had participated in numerous group exhibitions, among which are: Endangered, a two-man show with Hirzaq Harris at TAKSU KL (2011), Visual Art Award (2011), LiFest at MAPKL (2011), HIMPUN at National Art Gallery KL (2010), and many others. Najib was the Finalist of MRCB Art Awards National Art Gallery KL (2008), 1st Prize Winner in Tanjong Heritage Art Competition KL (2010), and Finalist of VAA KL (2011). Najib Ahmad Bamadhaj currently lives and works in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Artwork Š 2012 Najib Ahmad Bamadhaj
NAJIB AHMAD BAMADHAJ (b. 1987, Johor)
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Untitled / Steel / 137 x 139 x 25 cm / 2012
Malaysian artist Nizam Abdullah combines a wide variety of everyday materials like old cans, bottles, and metal rods to create works based on his personal experiences and his perception of the world and society at large. Upon graduating with Diploma in Visual Design Art from Limkokwing University of Creative Technology in 2004, Nizam Abdullah became the Resident of the university (2005-2008) and lecturer for Life Drawing (2004). He was also commissioned to produce 10 pieces of artworks for Limkokwing University. Since 2003 to date, Nizam has participated in numerous group exhibitions in various venues in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Japan. Nizam Abdullah lives and works in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Artwork Š 2012 Nizam Abdullah
NIZAM ABDULLAH (b. 1981, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
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Rope / photographic color print / 30 x 50 cm / 2009
The works of Oh Sang-Taek contemplates the fundamental issues of our present lives leading us to the inevitable question of the fact that we are struggling everyday in the co-existing world of joy and sorrow, or sense and nonsense. His mystic scenes of anonymous figures in spectacular landscape evoke the compelling moment and unavoidable fear at the same time. Oh Sang-Taek studied at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and San Francisco Art Institute in the United States. He was the recipient of Artist Residency at National Art Studio, Goyang and Seoul City Art Studio, Nanji; as well as the recipient of SEMA (Seoul Museum of Art) Awards 2010. Oh SangTaek’s works have been exhibited extensively in Korea, China, US, and Canada; and are in the collection of National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul Museum of Art, and Museum of Art Seoul National University. Oh Sang-Taek currently lives and works in Korea.
Artwork Š 2012 Oh Sang-Taek
OH SANG-TAEK (b. 1970, Seoul, Korea)
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Untitled Portrait oil on canvas / 51 x 41 cm each / 2011
Pow’s paintings are thick with paint and humor. Scenes of the apocalypse the inquisition and demonic local icons sprawl across his canvases with harsh ease. A multidisciplinary artist who also does sound art and sound installation, Martinez is currently one of the busiest and most active emerging young artists in Manila. Pow Martinez took up his Fine Arts studies at the University of the Philippines-Diliman and Kalayaan College. He is a recipient of the 2010 Ateneo Art Awards, a coveted and prestigious award given to young Filipino contemporary artists below 35 years old. Pow Martinez lives and works in Manila, Philippines.
Artwork Š 2012 Pow Martinez
POW MARTINEZ (b. 1983 in Manila)
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details of Swollen Tualang metallic paint and sandblasting on glass and mirror 60 x 40 cm / 2010
Central to Haley’s work is the exploration of the relationship between the human subject and their physical and social environment. Rochelle Haley graduated from UNSW College of Fine Arts Sydney with BA (Hons) of Fine Arts (2004) and PhD Fine Arts (2009). From 2004 to date, Haley had presented 6 solo exhibitions, numerous collaborations and group exhibitions in various venues and art spaces in Australia, Malaysia, China, Turkey, Pakistan, France, Portugal, and Germany. She was the recipient of Tim Olsen Drawing Prize (2004), and artist-in-residence in Rimbun Dahan (2009), PAF St Erme France and Cite Internationale des Arts (2010), and Artspace Sydney (2010-2011). Her works are in the collection of Hijjas Kasturi Associates; NSW Attorney Generals Department, Justice Precinct Building, Parramatta Principle Advisory Services, Sydney; Gadens Lawyers Sydney; and in several private collections. Rochelle Haley lives and works in Sydney, Australia.
Artwork Š 2012 Rochelle Haley
ROCHELLE HALEY (b. Sydney, Australia)
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Tiga Serangkai door frame, metal, paint and wax 153 x 153 cm / 2010
Malaysian artist Sabri Idrus is an artist best defined by his compulsion to experiment with media. Oscillating between a career as an artist and a successful graphic designer, Sabri studied fine arts at Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) from 1995-1998. The following year he mounted his first solo exhibition, The Search of the Uncertainties (1999). It would set the foundations for his art-making – a preoccupation with surface, spatial stacking, temporality and organic fluid forms – a kind of signature that is easily traced across Sabri’s career to this most recent suite of paintings, Masa series. Sabri Idrus lives and works in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Artwork © 2012 Sabri Idrus
SABRI IDRUS (b. 1971, Kedah, Malaysia)
Editor Theresia Irma Graphic Design Jeffrey Lim / Studio 25 All rights reserved. No part of this catalog may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronically, including photocopy, recording or any information storage and retrieval system, without the prior consent from the artists and gallery. Catalog Š 2012 TAKSU Artworks & Images Š 2012 Participating Artists
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TAKSU is a leading contemporary art gallery and specialist in Southeast Asia. Representing selections of fine art with distinctive urban edge, we are at the forefront of contemporary art in this region. TAKSU works to forge a platform for established and emerging artists to share their pool of creativity and knowledge through its residency programs and exhibitions. Encapsulating the true meaning of the word TAKSU; divine inspiration, energy, and spirit. Suherwan Abu Director, TAKSU Galleries
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