Ahmad Zakii Anwar

Ahmad Zakii Anwar, born in 1955 in Johor, Malaysia, is one of the country's most esteemed artists. 

Ahmad Zakii Anwar's Art Style

Ahmad Zakii Anwar began his artistic career as a graphic artist but later transitioned to fine art, where his skill and mastery over various mediums earned him widespread acclaim. Zakii is particularly renowned for his photo-realist still-life paintings and portraits.

His art is modern yet deeply rooted in the classical tradition. His photo-realist approach to still-life paintings and portraits captures the essence of his subjects with striking clarity and detail. 

During his residency at STPI in February 2005, Zakii created works that continued to explore his interest in a universal representation of human nature. His works feature powerful portrayals of the classical human figure, portraits of Mak Yong northern Malay performers, and images of Buddha.

Exhibitions of Ahmad Zakii Anwar's Works

Zakii's works have been featured in numerous solo exhibitions, showcasing his talent on both national and international stages. His notable exhibitions have been held at various galleries and museums worldwide, including Valentine Willie Fine Art in Kuala Lumpur (2012), AndrewShire Gallery in Los Angeles (2011), Nadi Gallery in Jakarta (2010), NUS Museum in Singapore (2009), GALERI PETRONAS in Kuala Lumpur (2008), The Drawing Room in Manila (2006), Amanjiwo in Jogjakarta (2004), Plum Blossoms in Hong Kong (2001), and Barbara Greene Fine Art in New York (1999).

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