Young Malaysian artist gives free fluid art classes to elderly in memory of late grandma


Teo (centre) spent her 32nd birthday teaching fluid art to seniors at two nursing homes in Penang. Photo: The Fluid Box

While most young women would spend their birthdays celebrating with their families or partying with their friends, 32-year-old artist Beth Teo chose to spend hers with elderly strangers at two nursing homes in Penang this year.

The KLite says that it’s all because of her late grandmother, Cindy Hue’s influence.

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