Veteran artist crafts a story as layered and intricate as his prints


Abdul Mansoor’s mastery is not merely in technique but in a quiet, lifelong devotion to the art form that has shaped his journey and identity. Photo: The Star/Shaari Chemat

Abdul Mansoor Ibrahim, known in the printmaking world as Pak Chot, embodies the rich legacy of his craft.

His decades- long experience runs deep, yet he carries this wealth of knowledge with effortless grace, as though the intricacies of printmaking have become second nature.

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