Artist Aisha Rosli makes her KL debut, stirring emotion through gesture and texture


A closer look at Aisha’s artwork titled 'The Love Of My Life' (acrylic, oil and oil pastels on canvas, 2024). Photo: Cult Gallery

At Tong Shin Terrace in Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, artist Aisha Rosli is bringing her quiet, dusky world into a century-old home – a setting that feels made for her figurative paintings.

Titled Lukewarm, the exhibition features 15 works and is open to visitors on the upper floor of the old building. It is also the Singaporean painter’s first gallery showcase in Malaysia.

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