Agus Suwage comes full circle in reflective new show in Kuala Lumpur


For his Kuala Lumpur show, Agus presents paintings, watercolours, sculptures, found objects, and sound installations, showcasing his ingenuity in reimagining ideas. Photo: The Star/Azlina Abdullah

The celestial spheres move in cycles – seen in the phases of the moon or the turn of the new year.

We witness it too in the changing seasons: spring’s blossoms, summer’s lushness, fall’s fading, and winter’s stillness, before it all begins again. Artists and poets have long drawn on this rhythm, reflecting the cycle of life and death in their work.

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