SEMI-SIMPLE: DOT (point), LINE, SURFACE, COLOR AND LIGHT

I use a combination of UV resistant industrial epoxy resin, graphite and acrylic paint on archival tempered wood panel, or acrylic glass panels. The primary intention for this body is to manipulate the basic elements of dot (point), line, color, surface (plane), form and light to create maximum visual impact. My work is mainly inspired by nature, time, space, color, sound, movement, and composition. Lighting plays an important role in the presentation of my work for it maximizes the viewing experience...

COLOR IS APPROXIMATE :: Please note that the colors of the images posted on this blog may be slightly off compared with the original artwork. I strongly encourage you to see the work in person if possible.

Thursday, January 12, 2012

CONCEPTUAL , an exhibition of the National Gallery of Visual Art's Permanent Collections


Sand T Kalloch, K-1 Orange, 42 x 42 x 3.25 inches, UV resistant epoxy resin, graphite and acrylic paint on panel, 2009

Detail of K-1 Orange.


CONCEPTUAL, is an exhibition of the National Gallery of Visual Art's Permanent Collections currently on display in Gallery 1A. Exhibition runs from October 9, 2011 through March 26, 2012.

National Gallery of Visual Art has collected the works of local and international artists since 1958. It’s an intention of National Gallery of Visual Art to re-exhibit all the important works in its collections as reference and public viewing.

National Gallery of Visual Art is located at 2, Jalan Temerloh, Off Jalan Tun Razak, 53200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Please call +6 03 4025 4990 for more information.

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