Artist Lee Weng Fatt takes on remembering the past

Artist Lee Weng Fatt takes on remembering the past

Old buildings might be a thing of the past, but through the eyes of local artist Lee Weng Fatt, these buildings, which often-contains many historical accords will be given a fresh breath – by highlighting details of each nook in the buildings.

Old buildings might be a thing of the past, but through the eyes of local artist Lee Weng Fatt, these buildings, which often-contains many historical accords will be given a fresh breath – by highlighting details of each nook in the buildings.

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From RM350 · Starting October 2026 · Penang / KL / JB

Lee, who is well-known for his raw-coloured oil paintings, has a different perspective when it comes to painting old buildings. Muted colours are used to create a melancholy and yet soulful feeling.

For more information on the exhibition, send your enquiries to [email protected] or call 014 6417833.

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