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Malaysian illustrator sees art as a way to help uncover and heal masked emotions

By ANDREA FILMER
A black-and-white artwork from Alexoid Luce titled 'Dance'. Photo: Alexoid Luce

Context, people say, is everything.

This is especially true in the art of Alexdrina Chong, who draws the world in her personally unique here-it-is, engaged yet deadpan, unfiltered view of life.

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