Malaysian student with autism embraces the Merdeka spirit through art


Although Lim is autistic, her disability has not hindered her determination to create meaningful art. Photo: Loh Sow Mei

In anticipation of the upcoming Merdeka celebrations on Aug 31, Lim Sir Woei, a 20-year-old art student with autism, has embarked on a heartwarming endeavour to commemorate the nation’s 66th year of independence.

The college student, who lives in Kuala Lumpur, has crafted a series of art pieces that encapsulate the essence of unity and harmony.

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Disability , Autism , Art , Merdeka , Independence Day

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