From burger stall to huge building walls: mural artist in Sarawak broadens his canvas


By AGENCY
  • Arts
  • Wednesday, 16 Dec 2020

'Unlike painting on a piece of drawing paper, creating a mural is much more difficult as the space is extensive,' says Sarawak-based artist Kassmadi. Photo: Bernama

For Kuching-based mural artist Kassmadi Morshidi, any bare wall serves as space for him to express his creativity.

He may have had no formal training in art but ever since he took up mural painting two decades ago, his skills have been sought-after by building owners wishing to brighten up their premises.

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