In Kuala Lumpur, Hisham has a close connection with the Kampung Baru neighbourhood. Photos: Hisham Salmin
If there is one childhood incident that validated Hisham Salmin’s love for drawing and encouraged him to explore his artistic side, it must be what happened on his first day of primary school.
“I remember that I drew a yacht, a very stylish one. The teacher and my classmates really liked it and since then, I have always been drawing – whether for leisure or for work, ” he says.
That incident was four decades ago, and he still talks fondly about it today.
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Hisham Salmin Gallery
In Kuala Lumpur, Hisham has a close connection with the Kampung Baru neighbourhood. Photos: Hisham Salmin
A watercolour work taking in the scenes at Kampung Cina, Kuala Terengganu.
A watercolour work done at Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur.
A sketch work titled 'ALEC Bus, Jalan Wong Ah Fook Johor Bahru, 1980s'.
'Hendak Ke Pekan' (2019), a pen and watercolor on canvas work from Hisham.
A painting of the streets of downtown Kuala Lumpur.
The iconic Frankfurt train station Hisham painted while in Germany a few years ago.
If you have free time at hand, people should unleash their creative sides and paint, says Hisham. Photo: Jejai
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