Syahmi Jamaluddin lights up an introspective journey through art


Syahmi posing in front of a new work titled 'Hujan Batu Di Negeri Sendiri', inspired, in part, by a Malay proverb surrounding loyalty to one’s homeland and how roots run deep. Photo: The Star/Izzrafiq Alias

Syahmi Jamaluddin likes his exhibitions to be plugged-in affairs.

His latest solo show Introspektif at Core Design Gallery, Subang Jaya City Centre (SJCC) in Selangor sees seven painting installation works rigged up to power points, with glowing lights and floral patterns adding to the LED atmosphere.

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