Thursday, 18 February 2016

Wednesday, 17 February 2016

Painting

 Market
Media: Watercolour
Size: 297 x 420mm
In the collection of the Head Director of MARA
2014


Reflection of fruits & vegetables on a mirror
Media: Watercolour
Size: 529 x 420 mm
2015

Action Painting

Live action painting for the opening ceremony of 
MARA KETENGAH International College

Media: Acrylic
Size: 4 x 4 feet
2015

Doodle Art


"Sehati Sejiwa"
2015

Media: Acrylic
Size: 8 x 4 feet 
National Champion
2015

Sculpture




Mini 3D-Sculpture
"Nelayan Pantai"
2015

Media : Super sculpey & various material

Art Markers & Drawing Pen

 Xian Mosque (Replica)
2015

Penang Bridge
2016

Graphite

Mokhtar Dahari
2014

Pen Drawing


Petronas Twin Tower
2016



Eiffel Tower
2014

Statement

I want to study at Manchester School of Architecture because it is surrounded with beautiful cultural heritage and rich Victorian gothic buildings, which is an ideal place and comfortable environment to study architecture. Manchester University has always been ranked among the top best universities in UK, so I believe the university provides great facilities for this prestigious course. With better teaching method, I can develop my creativity better in the field of Architecture. I’m so excited when I heard about the collaboration between MSA and Manchester Metropolitan as this enable me to use various resources from both universities. The various resources could be useful towards my course because it will develop my own ideas in creating a new design for my projects.
One of my favourite architects is Tom Wright; a British architect. I admire Tom Wright’s successes in all three basic elements of a great architecture, a soaring vision, a refined sense of engineering aesthetics and money. His most notable design is the Burj Al Arab in Dubai, UAE. I really like learn how he got inspired to build such monumental structure, which motivates me to be an architect. It is fascinating how Wright style intertwines with the culture in Dubai, sail-shaped building on a man-made island with a membrane façade’s design.
One of my  favourite buildings is the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, UAE. Being the tallest building in the world at 829.8m, this modernist building designed by Adrian Smith was to make for Dubai to gain international recognition. I was impressed by the building’s design because it derived from patterning systems embodied in Islamic architecture. The idea in producing the design excites me to include the historical elements towards my design soon. The structural and functional elements of the building used to support the building and to withstand Dubai’s summer temperatures remind me that there is a lot things to consider in making a great building.

Upon my discovery of Wright building, Cesar Pelli, an Argentine architect designed such an amazing structure in the world. The Petronas Twin Tower built in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia was designed by him as the tallest building in the world for six years, until 2004. The design is more radical, structurally expressive with a diamond-façade’s texture consisting a lot of stainless steel and laminated glass. The combination between Islamic art and Malaysia cultural used on the design amazed me a lot. By getting a closer look towards the structures and shapes of the building, I have developed my passion in the field of architecture. It is important to experience architectural buildings in person in order to get a sense of architecture, hence I would like to further my experience by studying architecture in UK.