EXHIBITIONS FROM 2021

In this exhibition, the artist emotionally responds to the intricate beauty of the natural world, encompassing both the physical and spiritual dimensions. Some of her works delve into the microscopic realm, allowing cellular forms to influence their aesthetic. In others, she passionately conveys her impressions through deconstructed organic shapes inspired by her diverse background, which spans from Malaysian Indian heritage to a rural Australian upbringing. Influenced by indigenous Australian and modern Western abstract art from a young age, her creative journey is a fusion of these influences. Through this exhibition, the artist aims to bring joy and hope to viewers, celebrating life, experiences, and boundless possibilities.

The PAUSE Visual Arts Exhibition beckons contemporary artists and creative minds to reflect on the year 202X from personal, introspective perspectives. This exhibition, held at Hin Bus Depot in Penang, showcases the works of 10 artists from April 3rd to May 2nd, including Bibichun, Esther Geh, Fahmi Mustaffa, Forrest Wong, Ho Su San, Ivan Gabriel, Kangblabla, Teh Yew Keong, Teoh Kooi Pei, and Yap Ley Min.

Pink Tank Collective, established in 2019, unites people by promoting local art and culture, offering a platform for creative expression. Adapting to the digital art scene's global shift symbolizes hope for the post-pandemic era and opens doors to a wider audience through technology. Embracing the future of art, Pink Tank reinvents itself for revolutionary change.

In 2021, Pink Tank Collective presents its second group exhibition, offering the audience a unique and unconventional art experience through "Masa//Massa: Di Hujung Digital" art exhibition. This exhibition endeavors to foster a community where art practitioners can embrace technology and digitalization in their creative process while inviting technologists to explore the potential of extending their skills into the creative industry.