Denmark-based Amir Zainorin takes multiplicity to surreal heights in lockdown photo series


How many artists in lockdown does it take to change a lightbulb? Denmark-based Malaysian artist Amir Zainorin has yet to come up with an answer to that question, but he has been keeping himself busy, getting behind the idea of multiplicity and how to clone himself.

Amir’s Covid Surreality online photography exhibition, presented by KL-based gallery Artemis Art is quirky, playful and absurd. That’s probably what we need right now.

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