Sarong and paint brushes: Malaysian artists have always embraced the WFH lifestyle


WFH? No problem! Malaysian artists (from left) Datuk Lat, Datuk Hoessein Enas and Fadilah Karim have shown us how they have captured the WFH lifestyle in their art. Photos: Handout

Sarong and singlet for the work day ahead. Check. Getting your job done as you carry your toddler in the studio space. Check. The loyal pet dog bringing cheer and keeping you company in the wee hours of the morning. Check.

Those routines sound familiar, enough?

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