Tribute to artist lost in virus crisis


Nasir’s family members admiring his uncompleted painting ‘The Drunken Tiger’. Seated from right are his parents Nadzi and Fahimi.Standing from right are Fatimah, Ali, Nizom with wife Virginie Galy and Najmudeen. — JEREMY TAN/The Star

FAMILY members and friends of the late Penang artist Nasir Nadzir reminisced about the good times they shared while attending an exhibition of his best works in Penang.

Many teared up as they recalled the Kepala Batas native’s bubbly spirit, artistic talent and passion for wildlife conservation.

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