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Being young

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HOM Art Trans gallery is taking on a wistful youthful direction in its upcoming group exhibition Longing Memories, which features newcomer artists like Chok Yue Zan, Viko Zhijune and Nik Husyaidie, all in their early 20s.

The show runs at the Ampangbase­d gallery from Aug 5-19.

“Longing Memories is an exhibition of paintings from three young contempora­ry talents that we feel need to be introduced to the broader masses,” says Danial Fuad, Hom Art Trans gallery manager.

Longing Memories captures the artists reflecting on their childhood memories through different artistic styles. The works, spanning mixed media and oil on canvas, touch on personal stories and feature images of nature to represent emotion, dreams and hope.

“These artists, despite their relatively young ages, have delivered very thoughtful and personal works to this show,” he adds.

Chok’s paintings talk about sadness and the changes that he has experience­d through his childhood years. He combines figures from old photograph­s with scenes of nature. Nik Husyaidie plays with compositio­n, and achieves vibrant results from his study of textures, colours and shapes.

Meanwhile, Viko’s pieces are consumed by her inner struggles, with a gardenscap­e of melancholi­c and moody images.

Longing Memories is on at Hom Art Trans, 6A Jalan Cempaka 16, Taman Cempaka, Ampang in Selangor from Aug 5 to 19. Open: Tuesday to Saturday, 11am to 6pm. More info: www.homarttran­s.com. Call 03-9286 7004.

 ?? — Photos: Hom Art Trans ?? Viko Zhijune’s Story Of The Chapter – Stay (mixed media on canvas, 2017).
— Photos: Hom Art Trans Viko Zhijune’s Story Of The Chapter – Stay (mixed media on canvas, 2017).
 ??  ?? Nik Husyaidie’s Usia Alam IV (mixed media on canvas, 2017).
Nik Husyaidie’s Usia Alam IV (mixed media on canvas, 2017).

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