The Perak-born artist reveals his sense of humor describing his solo exhibition which is dominated by a mud totem, and four photographic works, titled tongue-in-cheek, ‘Lone Ranger’, ‘Dynamic Duo’, ‘Magnificent Three’ and ‘Brilliant Four’. These light-box duratrans prints depict paddy farmers of Perak as superheroes in their fight against giant monsters. The humour belies the seriousness of the issues the artist raises about the plight of these people who work the earth.

<p>The Perak-born artist reveals his sense of humor describing his solo exhibition which is dominated by a mud totem, and four photographic works, titled tongue-in-cheek, &lsquo;Lone Ranger&rsquo;, &lsquo;Dynamic Duo&rsquo;, &lsquo;Magnificent Three&rsquo; and &lsquo;Brilliant Four&rsquo;. These light-box duratrans prints depict paddy farmers of Perak as superheroes in their fight against giant monsters. The humour belies the seriousness of the issues the artist raises about the plight of these people who work the earth.</p>

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