Some of the batik designs by artisans employed by Indah Atelier. (Right) A depiction of the Kuala Lumpur skyline in art using the pointilism technique by Indah Atelier. — Photos by SHAARI CHE MAT/The Star
TO FURTHER promote the art of batik as a heritage product on a global platform, Indah Atelier, which is under the Moel Group of Companies, will soon launch a “Malaysia in 100m of Batik Pointilism” campaign.
This is also in line with the company’s #myartisan global campaign to promote the work of local batik artisans in Malaysia.
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Some of the batik designs by artisans employed by Indah Atelier. (Right) A depiction of the Kuala Lumpur skyline in art using the pointilism technique by Indah Atelier. — Photos by SHAARI CHE MAT/The Star
Mathumathi: “Producing art in the form of pointilism will nurture younger artisans.”
Khaled Ahmed says they are coming up with modern designs and different angles, and looking at recruiting batik artisans.
Prabhakaran says the batik designs will depict images of Malaysians yearning for reform.
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