Malacca river is facing a time of changing, the construction of a man made island in middle of it’s river mouth is imminent, as mega machine is working, fishing boats is drifting in the tides wondering about their future.

A historical piece done in the 80s, with limited resources when young, artist are paste together 3 pieces of smaller watercolor paper to form a ideal size to express his talent, the scene capture the still active tin mine and another dormant one, which is filled with water.

Simple lines and ordinary colors depict the graceful gestures of the dancers.

Frosty colors shows a cold misty evening view of Gunung Tahan, one of Malaysia national park, with evening dew reflecting starlight and moonlights on surface of the primeval forest.

Yet another piece inspired by the fire of gemstone opal, the colorway has a tendency of warmth in it for the breed of fire opal from Mexican is formed in volcanic activities and has sulfuric content in it?s molecular level, forming yellowish orangey color with splashes of green and rarest purple.

Drew his inspiration from the ever changing color play of gemstone opal, with precise control of water flow and accurate colors blending on paper, the piece recreated the seamless color play on paper.

Colorful and vibrant vegetation spread across the landscapes, a bountiful and rich fill between corners of eyes, our beautiful homeland.

The wisdom of the builders from more than 300 years ago can be seen clearly in every aspect of the temple.

Again drawing his inspiration from the ever changing color play of gemstone opal, with precise control of water flow and accurate colors blending on paper, the piece recreated the seamless color play on paper, created a piece that look like a infinite universe in a small gem stone, bringing infinite inspiration.

Erhu is a simple two-string instrument, but the sound vibration it generates is profound.

A sunset scene of a lively Melaka river, after a day of fishing off shore, the fishing boats returned with bounties of the sea, the fishing boats park shore side and fish merchants approach them to buy their catch, some residents nearby approaches to buy directly from fishermen to get the freshest ingredients for a family dinner.

Clad in colorful cloth, two sacred cows are getting ready to lead a procession of devotees.