Mastering the art of giving

By BENJAMIN LEE

Calm stroke, big impact: Seet showing her Chinese painting at an exhibition at Laman Seri Harmoni 33 in Kuala Lumpur. — AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star

Painting hobby turns into mission to help others

KUALA LUMPUR: From elegant brushstrokes that clear the artist’s mind to meticulously-crafted paintings that instil calm in their audience, the beauty of tradi­tional Chinese ink painting inspired one Malaysian to give back to the people.

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Audrey Seet , Chinese ink painting , Melbourne , art for charity , Manna Food Bank , Laman Seni Harmoni 33 , SMJK Chong Hwa , traditional Chinese art , Kuala Lumpur , vibrant colours

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