Kopitiam by John HenryIn Kopitiam, John Henry chose a busy hawker centre setting to depict one of the many frequent artist blocks he encounters. His depiction of a mishmash of iconic playground stone heads, corporate folks, and even the odd Kaiju (Japanese beast) thrown in, represents his experience of learning to channel the chaos within: his inner turmoil as a modern artist struggling to listen to himself more and find his confidence. @hojyn

it merely evolved

this piece takes a culinary twist

East and West ideologies

As a tribute upon a tribute

and timeless beauty

located close to the famous bat cave in Ratchaburi

subtly placed as a nod to the saying "Everybody say love"

embracing love and acceptance

As Malam Bulan Dipagar Bintang unfolds on the canvas

Singkil is derived from a story in the Darangen

an old kampung

with vibrant and unique clothing that make them stand out from their natural surroundings