Let Them Eat Durian by PRAWRThis work serves as the artists love letter to the durianan ode to finding light and comfort in the most unexpected places. Beneath the fruits thorny exterior lies its golden, pungent sweetness, a reminder that what truly matters is within. With humour and affection, the artist likens the durians irresistible allure to a personal source of joy and renewalone that never ends at just one. @proudrawr

he chose to reinterpret Adam with a darker complexion

while her friends cheer her on

The phrase “I cut off my nose to spite my face” captures the self-sabotaging nature of asserting one’s will

he revisits one of the darkest periods of his life

and reusable

or casual gatherings

intense yet unbothered

the heat of the court

Inspired by the works of Francis Bacon

They serve as a metaphorical canvas

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the phone represents anxiousness and excitement that comes from waiting for a phone call