(From left) Judges Syahrul, Parama, Juhari and Chew evaluating the heritage art competition entries.
DETERMINED to give young Malaysian artists an avenue to showcase their creativity despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the Usaha Tegas Group organised its Usaha Tegas Heritage Art Competition 2021.
The corporation, an investment holding company owned by Malaysian businessman T Ananda Krishnan, has interests in Malaysian and international firms operating across diverse industries including telecommunications, media, property as well as oil and gas.
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(From left) Judges Syahrul, Parama, Juhari and Chew evaluating the heritage art competition entries.
Ng’s first-prize artwork entitled ‘So Delicious!’ in the mixed media category. Colour pencils are used to show a young girl eyeing steamed buns at a market.
Ho’s winning entry entitled ‘Preserved’ in the watercolour category shows a vacuum-sealed bag in the shape of Penang Island encasing the ‘kasut manek.
A Peranakan symbol. (Right) Mohd Relmie’s entry, which won second prize in the oil/acrylic category, is entitled ‘Irama Budaya Sabah’ and depicts ribbons that symbolise the tribes that call Sabah home.
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