Farm-to-canvas: farmer showcases stunning wildlife drawings in exhibition


In his solo exhibition 'Things That Move' in Kuala Lumpur, Eu is presenting 25 Chinese ink on paper artworks, including this 'Leopard Cat' piece. Photo: Gene Eu

Since he was a young boy, artist and organic farmer Gene Eu has always been passionate about two things: art and animals.

So for his first solo exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, Eu decided to merge those two passions together, culminating in Things That Move, a celebration of Malaysia’s rich wildlife biodiversity.

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