Letters on Suspension

Lim, Emily; Anuar, Aizuddin Mohamed

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-3675-3_14

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“…Lim Anuar incorporates profusion of local colours which culminate his belief that one must harmonize with the environment and respect it [29]. In closer view of the crackle batik background, fine blue, red and yellow texture seems to reflect the Malaysian flag colour.…”

Section: Lim Anuar's Contemporary Malaysianmentioning

confidence: 99%

Batik Paintings, A Beautiful Cultural Heritage

Subramaniam,

Sim Fei Chin,

Tay Guan

et al. 2023

JSSH

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In early 2020, Malaysia’s creative industry was weakened by the country’s constant lockdown due to pandemic Covid-19. Lim Anuar, a deaf artist, illustrator, and designer, was struggling financially and missed his family in Vietnam as many galleries and art workshops were closed during this pandemic. In this research, the authors discussed the impact of Covid-19 towards creative industries globally, issues with Malaysian creative industry and batik during Covid-19, batik paintings during modern Malaysian art in between 60s-70s, Kwan Chin’s style of Modern Malaysian batik paintings, exploration of Lim Anuar’s batik paintings in contemporary Malaysian art. Three significant batik paintings of the artist’s interest namely Gotong-Royong II, Best Friends, and Family Togetherness, produced in 2021 were discussed in terms of subject, form, and content. The researchers found that there are some influences from the Western art namely Cubism and Kwan Chin’s “crackle” effect in Lim Anuar’s batik paintings. This study also clarifies that local artists especially those with special needs who contributed to the development of contemporary Malaysian art should be given more opportunities for career expansion and voice in the creative industry during the post-pandemic era of Covid-19.

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Section: Lim Anuar's Contemporary Malaysianmentioning

confidence: 99%