Abdul multhalib musa biography sampler
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Shadows That Flourish
Rimbun Dahan presents Everlasting Love, a showcase of recent works made by Malaysian artist Azliza Ayob who, in her 16 year career, has worked in many mediums such as collage, painting, sculpture, and installation. She has spent her year in residency exploring the possibilities of creating art from discarded and unwanted daily items to sustain and survive in the field that she loves most, which is making art. The exhibition also ties together the themes of labour, community, tradition, and sustainability.
DATES: 27 November &#; 4 December
OPENING HOURS: Weekends 10am – 6pm, Monday to Friday by appointment
Admission is FREE. For the event page on Facebook please click here.
There will also be a free guided tour of Rimbun Dahan’s grounds and traditional village houses at 9am on 27 November, conducted by Angela Hijjas. Our other current resident artist, Si Jie Loo, will also be having an open studio 10am to 6pm on Sunday, 27 November.
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Our first project for semester 2 was to do an infographic board. Everyone was given a local artist to research on and I was given ABDUL MULTHALIB MUSA.
Abdul Multhalib Musa is a contemporary metal sculptor with international Backgrounds. He was born in Penang in and studied in University of Adelaide gaining a degree in Design Studies in then went to UITM to pursue a degree in Architecture. He uses metal because he likes to challenge himself to manipulate a hard material into something fluid.
His inspirations comes from many aspects but mostly from people and political issues.
Out of all of his prominent works. I chose 3 of his best works in my opinion.
TWO SIDES
Two Sides was constructed for the Olympics in Beijing. It was said that it &#;illustrates the need for everyone to break barriers, in order to unite our opposing views.&#;
Before constructing the actual piece, being a former architecture student he did a series of study models for light studies.
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