‘For me, the things I don’t see can sometimes be more interesting, because it’s a mystery, and that encourages me to be more creative when I’m in front of the canvas,’ says Kide, standing next to an artwork titled 'Jahang' in his studio in Seremban. Photo: Kide Baharudin
When it comes to contemporary artist Kide Baharudin’s work, it’s the colourful brushstrokes and vibrant hues that draw you in at first.
But once you step closer and really look at his pieces, you’ll find wonder in imperfections from the colours that stray over the lines and meaning in chaos from the thought-provoking details that belie the outward cheeriness of his work.
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