The Artist - Kenji Chai

• Originally from the city of Sandakan in North Borneo, street artist Kenji Chai is known for his vibrant and bold graffiti and murals that reflect humour and mischief with sprinkles of positivity. Growing up, Kenji Chai was hugely influenced by Marvel comics, Street Fighter and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and these influences continue to affect his imagination, as is evident in his art. He tags most of his work with a character called “Chaigo”, his alter-ego of a dog inspired by strays that live on streets.

 The Art - Preserving Cultural Roots For The Sustainability

• ‘Preserving Cultural Roots for the Sustainability’ work of art potrays a young lady wearing a Batik headband and conveying a bushed with a Pinang tree and a duskey leaf monkey.

The Artist - Julia Volchkova

• Born in Nizhnevartovsk, Siberia (Russia) in 1987, Julia Volchkova studied drawing from an early age. In 2004, Julia won in the competition of the faculty of art and design. In 2010, she graduated from the Institute and went to Saint Petersburg and she began drawing graffiti and street art. Soon after that Julia gained popularity in Russia and began to engage in commercial activities, and was commissioned to paint walls are painted. She also worked with celebrities and in all kinds of interesting projects. She participated in art festivals, in Russia and Ukraine. And recently Julia was invited to paint a Mural in Malaysia, and thus, her journey through the camps of Asia began.

The Art - Hope For The Future

• ‘Hope for the Future’ mural by Russian artist Julia Volchkova shows a Malay girl playing with her old toy block. In her mind, she started to imagine how her dream future city would look.