Seah says he spent more than year to complete his 'Too Much, Too Empty' series. Here, he can be seen working on a copper sheet at his home studio in Ampang, KL. Photo: Zelin Seah
There is something very meditative about contemporary artist Zelin Seah’s latest solo exhibition called Too Much, Too Empty at Richard Koh Fine Art (RKFA) in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur.
The exhibition, Seah’s sixth solo, which runs till Dec 21, features 15 artworks, including two site-specific installations.
Already a subscriber? Log in.
Subscribe now and receive free sooka plan for 1 month. T&C applies.
Cancel anytime. No ads. Auto-renewal. Unlimited access to the web and app. Personalised features. Members rewards.
'Too Much, Too Empty' exhibition
Seah says he spent more than year to complete his 'Too Much, Too Empty' series. Here, he can be seen working on a copper sheet at his home studio in Ampang, KL. Photo: Zelin Seah
With his 'Capsule' installation, Seah hopes to provide a sanctuary of sorts for viewers to experience a moment of solitude inside the pod. Photo: The Star/Sia Hong Kiau
Seah's 'Cumulonimbus' (mixed media with etching on copper, 2019). Photo: Richard Koh Fine Art
Seah’s 'Altocumulus' (mixed media with etching on copper, 2019). Photo: Richard Koh Fine Art
Seah's 'Flammagenitus' (mixed media with etching on copper, 2019). Photo: Richard Koh Fine Art
Seah's 'Cloud: Please Update The System' (mixed media with etching on copper, 2019). Photo: Richard Koh Fine Art
Seah's 'Capsule' (wood and copper sculpture installation, 2019). Photo: Richard Koh Fine Art
