Weekend for the arts: An Odissi dance duet, Nor Tijan Firdaus' e-waste marvels


A view of Nor Tijan Firdaus' e-waste artworks at her new solo show 'Seek', now showing at Core Design Gallery in Subang Jaya City Centre. Photo: The Star/Azlina Abdullah

After her debut solo exhibition New Formal back in 2021, which focused on Western artworks and tributes to legendary Malaysian artists, contemporary artist Nor Tijan Firdaus has decided to hit the "reset" button and plug into a different game (literally) for her new solo show in Subang Jaya.

The new material sees the adventurous Klang-born sculptor taking a deeper dive into the world of discarded e-waste materials and curiously, video games, while addressing issues of sustainability, and materialism.

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