Duo exhibition reminds us to appreciate life’s small details


Cheng's hand-cut paper works, paying homage to her Taoist roots, are intricate in detail as seen in this side view of 'Offering II' (acid-free 110gsm archival paper, coloured paper, wood base with glass dome, 2017). Photo: Suma Orientalis

The study of aesthetics and form is the subject of the Traces Of Bicameralism exhibition, which is showing at Suma Orientalis gallery in Petaling Jaya.

The gallery’s first exhibition of the year features Jacky Cheng and Lisa Foo, both graduate architects, who have made fine art a career.

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