Keeping up with cultural heritage, Irwan Junaidy and his animated short films
Story and photos by AQILAH AMINUDDIN for Lensa Seni Animations produced today are no longer for children. Witnessing the growth of the Malaysian animation scene …
UCSI young architects map out a better living in ‘Continuum’ Graduation
Story by LEE XIN YING for Lensa Seni Hostile architecture. What is it and why should we care? Truth be told, I’d never heard the …
Forest in the City, where nature and technology collided
By ATIKAH HANAFI for Lensa Seni There is something about being close to nature that feels therapeutic – the crisp air of the forest, the …
International recognition led to WAPO’s first tepo display in Kuala Lumpur
Story and photos by Yusra Zulkifli for Lensa Seni As you walked along the central aisle of the Pasar Seni, a raised rectangular platform would …
Red Hong Yi et al put the zing back into Mondays
Story by KOAY CHOON SEAN for Lensa Seni MONDAY. Arguably the most despised day of any given week. You’ll find cute T-shirt slogans and song …
The R&D Studio blends art, culture and animation seamlessly
Review by JAYSON HO KHIN WY for Lensa Seni The animation industry in Malaysia has seen a rise in popularity in recent years, appealing to …
There is beauty in tradition and ‘The World is your Restaurant’ shows us why
Story and photos by MIRA S for Lensa Seni Nostalgia is a powerful thing. It helps us retrieve the comforting memories locked up in our …
Promise of intriguing bamboo exhibits
Review and photos by ELIZABETH LOW for Lensa Seni With all thing’s bamboo, The Godown KL became the Bamboo House in conjunction with KLWKND 2021, …
Architectural meanderings: Lanai zine’s third issue
Story and photos by WILLIAM CHEW for Lensa Seni The span of time between stepping out of school and landing a job can often be …
STAR/KL continues to shine brightly amidst a busy city
Story and photos by IZELEA IZHAM for Lensa Seni If you’ve been around KL’s city centre and come across rays of fluorescent lights that pierce …