Old KL cinema turned into a batik wonderland through immersive digital art show


Arif’s panoramic 'Hanya Batik' series, the centrepiece of RXP.KL’s new digital art showcase 'Twilight', wowing the audience with its blend of traditional batik and digital art. Photo: RXP.KL

Hanya Batik, a new digital art show at RXP.KL’s immersive theatre space in Kuala Lumpur, comes just in time for the Merdeka and Malaysia Day season. It also paves the way for new career opportunities for local artists.

The 15-minute digital art showcase, featuring batik artwork by illustrator Arif Rafhan (known as Superdoofus), represents RXP.KL’s first locally-produced series.

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