Contemporary artist Red Hong Yi's new series of artworks, made from soil, will be featured in the documentary 'Tanah Tumpahnya Darah Kita' that will be premiering tonight on Astro. Photo: Aaron Wong
Contemporary artist Red Hong Yi isn’t afraid to roll up her sleeves and get her hands dirty... digging and mixing up soil.
In a series of new artworks revealed on Malaysia Day today, we get to see how Red Hong Yi and her team have created art with soil as the main material.
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Red Hong Yi's 'Tanah Tumpahnya Darah Kita' series
Contemporary artist Red Hong Yi's new series of artworks, made from soil, will be featured in the documentary 'Tanah Tumpahnya Darah Kita' that will be premiering tonight on Astro. Photo: Aaron Wong
'As a Sabahan, I hope these artworks and this documentary will also present East Malaysians as an equal to the West, and that we will not be seen as secondary,' says Red Hong Yi. Photo: Aaron Wong
Red Hong Yi's new artworks capture the reality of war and sacrifices made by Malaysian veterans. Photo: Aaron Wong
Red Hong Yi's latest artworks is mainly made out of soil sourced from various locations around East and West Malaysia. Photo: Aaron Wong
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