About The Artwork
The design takes into account environmental factors and the tropical climate, such as raised structures on stilts for better ventilation and protection from floods. The spatial layout also reflects the customs and cultural values of the community.Its construction uses intelligent traditional techniques, such as wooden joinery without nails, along with natural materials like timber and clay that are durable and environmentally friendly.
The uniqueness of traditional Perak houses lies in their finely detailed wood carvings and the elegant of Limas roof forms. The design often demonstrates a balance between function and aesthetics, with clear influences from royal architecture, giving it a refined and distinctive identity.In addition, the delicate carvings and craftsmanship make these houses not only structurally strong, but also beautiful and highly valuable as works of art.
Other Details
Painting does not come with frame.
Colour may slightly differ when viewed on different screens.
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Meet The Artist
Mohd Suhaimie Ramly — Born in 1973 in Kuantan, Pahang and raised in the peaceful village of Kampung Batu 9, Kuala Lipis, Pahang. His artistic sensibilities are deeply rooted in his rural upbringing. He holds a Diploma in Architecture from Politeknik Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah and a Bachelor’s degree from Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang.
Suhaimie’s body of work is a heartfelt homage to Malay heritage, shaped by his fascination with traditional Malay architecture, cultural crafts, and the rich visual language of local identity. Pencil drawing is his primary medium — through delicate lines and detailed sketches, he captures the essence of form, texture, and tradition with remarkable precision and emotion.Complementing his pencil works are explorations in watercolor, abstract compositions, sculpture, and traditional Malay costume design – each piece offering a nuanced narrative of memory, space, and cultural expression. Suhaimie’s art invites viewers to reflect on the beauty of heritage and the evolving story of a community through the quiet strength of line and form.
