Our Artists-in-Residence
Listening to our stories and reimagining them as panthers
Christine Das
Representing the High School panther
Passionate in wildlife preservation and sustainability, Christine is an abstract painter who creates fluid, evocative pieces that honor the animals and plants she depicts. True to her cause, she is an artist who contributes back what she earns to charities supporting wildlife preservation and awareness.
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Dianne Tahir (Misorama Studios)
Representing the Parents' panther
Skateboarding artist, Dianne Tahir, is a storyteller who uses playful character illustrations to detail common narratives of the human condition. As a believer in the freeing processes of art, Dianne asks her viewers to search for the often-lost courage of our inner child to have fun and not be afraid to create.
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Fritilldea
Representing the Middle School panther
Fritilldea (Friends Till Death) is a renowned street artist who creates colorful, bold illustrations that cover whole walls and objects. His style has been reflected in many iconic spots in KL and around the world, as well as on various well-known international brands.
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Haffendi Anuar
Representing the Elementary School panther
Haffendi Anuar, Class of 2004, was ISKL’s Artist in Residence in 2017-2018. During that time, he worked with students from across all divisions to create the beautiful artworks found at each of our divisional offices. Currently residing in the UK, he still practices sculpture and painting as a medium.
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Jacktus (Jack Yin)
Representing the Alumni panther
Jack is a multimedia artist with a focus on illustration, painting, digital art, and craft merchandising. By using local motifs, objects, and architecture, he reminds us of nostalgic Malaysian kopitiam delights and encourages us to take a moment to appreciate a part of childhood.
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William Koong
Representing the Staff & Faculty panther
With a drive towards sustainability and easily accessible art, William transforms recycled materials into large, colorful sculptures. Starting the "Ghetto Playground" with other artists, he strives to transform waste and sculpture into stories that live in our physical spaces - Pasar Seni Central Market is one such space where you can see his metalwork peacock sculpture.
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