About The Artwork
Baradu (Tari di Padang Layang Layang) is a display of cultural heritage that marries graceful martial arts discipline with natural rhythm. The painting depicts a group of bare-chested silat practitioners, adorned in tanjak (traditional headgears) and sarongs, immersed in the fluid, expressive movements of tari silat on an open ground, contrast with blue sky where a flock of swiftlets glides in harmonious motion, creating a poetic dialogue between the grounding strength of the martial art and the boundless freedom of the birds in flight.
Other Details
Painting does not come with frame.
Colour may slightly differ when viewed on different screens.
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Meet The Artist
TJ Rameli is a visual artist born in Kuala Terengganu and currently based in Selangor, Malaysia. Spending a large portion of his life crafting music and visual arts, mostly for independent music circles, while plying his trade in few small advertising agencies doing graphic design and art directing. After deciding not to continue with agency life, he picked up his tools again and began his lifelong artistic habits by drawing human figuratives exploring on motions and emotions, focusing on personal and social matters. He is currently working independently with his works reside in a number of private collection
