1 The crowd at the Coffee and Art Fringe Festival Asia 2015 (Caffa) which took up the length of Publika mall.2 Syafiq Khairi, better known as Tomi, with one of his ‘Charcoal Figure Studies’.3 Industry players exhibiting at the festival handing out free samples of their beverage to visitors.4 Art installations and paintings on display at the festival.5 & 6 W.M. Habil, also known as Sliz, and (right) his painting titled ‘If you actually need to pray for your own freedom, you might as well fight for it too’.7 A wall installation piece using box board, cable tie and a steel frame mount titled ‘Kekota-Topeng’ by artist Raja Azeem Idzham, also known as Ajim.Photos: LOW BOON TAT/The Star
Coffee has often been in one way or another equated with fuelling frenzied artists as they burn the midnight oil in pursuit of their passion.
So combining the two in one glorious exhibition seemed only natural for Racing Creatures Sdn Bhd managing director and organiser of Coffee and Art Fringe Festival Asia 2015 (Caffa), Sasya Ahmad Sebi.
