Celebrating World Art Day with Malaysian Rainforest-Inspired Art

“We are honoured to partner with Kimpton Naluria Kuala Lumpur to celebrate Malaysia’s natural treasures in this installation of TRX Canvas Collective. A platform such as this is aimed to highlight artistic talents in Malaysia, by showcasing their finest works to a wider audience. This district is more than an international financial centre and an economic hub; arts and culture is part of TRX’s identity and is vital for its placemaking and vibrancy,” said Yusmurni Md Yusoff, Chief Strategy Officer TRX City Sdn Bhd.

The campaign shines the spotlight on nurturing local talent and celebrating Malaysian culture through the beauty of art. A total of 111 artworks were received from the creative community to reimagine Malaysia’s rainforest, with the exhibition transforming public and hospitality spaces into vibrant galleries with both artistic expression and environmental heritage.

Guests are invited to visit the month-long exhibition to appreciate the interpretations of our very own homegrown artists, of Malaysia’s diverse flora and fauna. In support of the local art scene, these artworks will be available for purchase.

Visit the exhibition to see, feel and experience nature, creativity and community at the heart of TRX. For more information about the World Art Day exhibition, visit Kimpton Naluria Kuala Lumpur on Instagram and Facebook to view for latest updates and exhibition details.

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