Sa-Jarah by Yoss YoseffYoss employs wordplay in titling Sa Jarah. Formed by the words sejarah (history) and jarah (loot), this ballpoint pen and watercolor artwork is a commentary on colonisation. By referencing coloniser behaviour of pillaging conquered territories and using loot to erect monuments to themselves, the artist pokes fun at them by dressing up a Western canon icon in Malaysian clothes. @yoss. yoseff

She reimagines the girl as the drag queen

The princess presents herself with elegance and charm in her attire

the artwork features a kopi sock

His favourite remark from a Frank Stella interview is "My painting is based on the fact that only what can be seen there is there

It serves as a reminder that despite the heated rivalry

and affinity within everyone

the “reinterpretation” theme of this exhibition helped set the stage for what he wanted to show: a woman and her reflection staring and photographing the world looking at her

Inspired by Johannes Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring

The past and present

@grassh_opper

The artist presents three well-known versions of Maria: Maria Sinukuan

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