Izat Arif's 'If You Ever Feel Lonely' (2K automotive paint and lacquer on MDF board, 2020). Photo: RK Fine Art
In response to queries on a censored artwork a few years ago, Izat Arif made a speed limit sign, not unlike those you see on the back of a lorry. This was his first attempt at appropriating signs.
Gentle Reminders, his current solo exhibition with Richard Koh Fine Art in Kuala Lumpur, continues this exploration with a new body of work dedicated to signs.
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Izat Arif's Gentle Reminders
Izat Arif's 'If You Ever Feel Lonely' (2K automotive paint and lacquer on MDF board, 2020). Photo: RK Fine Art
Izat's signs series is a humorous and ironic take on the world around him. Photo: Nor Harith
Izat Arif's 'Life Still Goes On For The Rest Of Us' (2K automotive paint and lacquer on MDF board, 2020). Photo: RK Fine Art
Izat Arif's 'Just Be Polite And Agree' (2K automotive paint and lacquer on MDF board, 2020). Photo: RK Fine Art
Izat Arif's 'Air Tenang Jangan Disangka Tiada Buaya (Don’t Assume There Are No Crocodiles In Still Waters)' (2K automotive paint and lacquer on MDF board, 2020). Photo: RK Fine Art
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