TRX Canvas Collective, an initiative by Tun Razak Exchange (TRX), celebrates emerging talents by showcasing their finest works to a wider audience of a bustling international financial centre and KL’s newest lifestyle hub. Housed in the spectacular glass structure, Anjung@TRX, this art exhibition series reflect our vision in championing Kuala Lumpur’s cultural scene. TRX stands as a vibrant urban space where business and finance thrive alongside arts and creativity, brought to life through curated installations, community programmes, and exciting events.
This cycle, “Everyday” provides snap shots of the ordinary, elevating scenes from the artists’ memory interpretated on canvas. The audience is privileged to peek into the private worlds and public navigations of the artists, as they bring to life moments both quiet and loud, familiar routines of their inner sanctum, as well as the violent, vibrant energy of the outside. From July 22 to August 17 2025, explore artworks that reflect the beauty found in the simple everyday, captured through honest, expressive strokes.
Explore each piece and uncover their stories. Learn more about the artists and their inspirations.
For any enquiries on the art pieces, please message/WhatsApp +6019-274-8000.
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Brake-ing news
Size: 2ft x 6ft
Price: RM 3000
This artwork is all about the kind of drama we see every day — car crashes, punches, and loud headlines. It’s a fun take on how crazy the world can feel sometimes. Breaking News is a reminder that life can be a mess... but at least it looks cool with lighting and sound effects.
Travelog
Size: 50cm x120 cm
Price: RM 3000
This piece is a playful ride through memories and imagination. With a helmet on and wings out, it’s about going on a journey , not just on the road, but in the mind, where anything can happen and every stop tells a story.
Game over. Play again?
Size: 45.5cm x100cm
Price: RM1800
Life feels like a game sometimes — full of hits, glitches, and unexpected plot twists. This artwork blends fighting and arcade vibes to show how we all fall down, get frustrated, or lose a “round.” But just like in games, you always get a choice: Game Over? Or… play again? It's a reminder that it's okay to restart — what matters is that you keep going.
The Artist
Muhammad Syafiq Bin Ahmad
A rising visual artist specializing in oil pastel, Muhammad Syafiq blends pointillism with expressive realism to explore comical themes and character-driven illustrations. His work often bridges traditional techniques with digital processes, creating layered, thought-provoking pieces.
IG: https://www.instagram.com/fiqqu_draws/
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The Corner
Size: 110 cm x 80 cm
Price: RM 1500
In a quiet corner, two glasses sit untouched, yet no one is present, as if time has paused. The artwork uses nostalgic tones to preserve a memory that feels long forgotten. Warm light spills across weathered walls and vintage tiles, quietly telling stories left unspoken.”
The Artist
Bella Tan Ern Ru
Bella Tan is a Malaysia-based artist born in 2004. She is exploring and experimenting with abstract art currently. She finds inspiration in her daily life, as she believes life represents art.
IG: https://www.instagram.com/bellatan_art_/
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9 to 5 Masyarakat Lilin
Size: 91 cm x 121.92 cm
Price: RM 1800
The blues of the concrete jungle does not reflect the heat. It can only be felt. The human behavior speaks louder, even with thermal colours.
Puteri Lilin
Size: 91 cm x 121.92 cm
Price: RM 1800
Being born in an already burning world, we burnt ourselves in the virtual world with constant dopamine boost from our digital screens through doom scrolling.
The Artist
Nurunnuha binti Md Alwi
Nurunnuha lives based on daily creative fulfillment expressed through fine art, as a reaction to her life past, future and present. By equipping herself with a human science degree, she believes she’s more able to diversify her work by integrating personal experiences with societal dynamics, context and narratives.
IG: https://www.instagram.com/aratakenstudio/
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Praying?
Size: 61cm × 76.2cm
Price: NOT FOR SALE
Within the Chinese culture, we needed to pray everyday to respect the Gods, protect our loved ones and keep bad spirit out of our houses. It's not like I don't like to pray or don't respect it, but after doing this for more than a decade, I started losing the motivation to pray, like I was ignoring the routine of praying.
Late Meal Prepping
Size: 68cm × 46cm
Price: RM 450
Cooking is one of my interests, but having to cook the same thing for more than a decade, I am slowly losing the motivation to do so. I am starting to prep the meals at very late hours, even though it's still part of my job to do so.
The Artist
Dennis Chang Chiew Tou
Dennis Chang is born and raised in Kuala Lumpur, and began his art journey since he was seven years old. Dennis is currently studying at The One Academy in Subang.
IG: https://www.instagram.com/dcbuilder_4?igsh=dXZreWljcmoydnNs
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Fruits for the Occasion
Size: 60.96 cm x 91.44 cm
Price: RM 2500
This painting features dragon fruit, bananas, and oranges—fruits that are deeply symbolic in my personal and cultural experience. In my family, these fruits are commonly offered when visiting relatives and neighbors, particularly during times of illness or special occasions. They serve as gestures of goodwill, comfort, and sincere intentions—embodying the age-old saying, “a small gift carries great meaning.” Through this piece, I aim to highlight a meaningful aspect of everyday life—the act of giving, a quiet homage to the practice of maintaining relationships through simple, thoughtful exchanges—a reminder that kindness often bears fruit.
The Artist
Azizah Hashim
Azizah Hashim is currently in her third year pursuing a Degree in Visual Art Education at UiTM Puncak Alam. Her artwork is deeply personal, often drawing inspiration from her daily experiences and the moments she holds close to heart. Through her creations, she transforms the sentimental and familiar into expressive visual narratives.
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City Rhythm: A Cultural Bloom
Size: 100cm x 120cm
Price: RM 3900
A celebration of Malaysia’s soul - this piece blends abstract florals, heritage motifs, and city icons like the KL Tower and Petronas Twin Towers in a colorful, rhythmic dance.
The Artist
Danya Adriana Binti Feri Pito Manda
Danya Adriana Feri is a young Malaysian abstract artist who blends culture, texture, and emotion into bold, expressive works. Her art explores identity through shapes, layers, and traditional elements with a playful, raw energy. At 17, her pieces have already been featured in hotel, media, and major art spaces.
IG: https://www.instagram.com/artby.danyaferi/
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Adulting Sucks
Size: 42.5 cm x 42.5 cm
Price: RM 800
As a city girl, I have always had a yearning desire for the nature. I choose the seashells that I collected as the subject matter, and I give them a pair of legs. They symbolize my inner child. The adult life makes me reminisce about the carefree days and the good times I had with my family and friends. Doing art allows me to daydream and immerse myself in my imagination – a short escape from the hectic working life.
The Artist
Nooy Xin Yen
Nooy Xin Yen graduated with Diploma in Fine Art from Malaysian Institute of Art, in November 2019. Her artwork uses whimsical childhood imageries to tell stories including snuggly rabbits with the exaggeration of their fur and seashells with legs to create a surreal world.
IG: https://www.instagram.com/ethanooyic_acid/
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Scaffolded Symphonies
Size: 91.5 cm x 152 cm
Price: RM 4000
This painting feels like the city’s noise turned into structure. Layers of scaffolding lines overlap like different voices, sometimes clashing, sometimes moving in sync. The mix of reds, yellows, and greens reminds me of the chaos of construction zones, where everything is happening at once but still follows an invisible rhythm. I was thinking about how cities grow, not in silence, but with constant tension and energy. Scaffolded Symphonies is about that overwhelming sound of progress, where even stillness feels temporary, and every space feels like it’s waiting for the next change.
Weight of Lightness
Size: 122 cm x 91.5 cm
Price: RM 3200
This work reflects the quiet pressure that builds up in city life. Bamboo scaffolding may seem light and temporary, but when stacked layer after layer, it starts to feel unbearably heavy, like the weight of the whole city pressing down. The muted browns and earth tones remind me of exhaustion, routine, and the dust that fills the air during constant construction. Flashes of yellow and red cut through the space, like warning signals or moments where stress and frustration break through the surface. Weight of Lightness is about carrying invisible struggles, about holding yourself up when everything around you feels like it’s closing in.
The Artist
Lee Ren Xin
Lee Ren Xin graduated from the Malaysian Institute of Art (MIA) in Kuala Lumpur and is currently based in Selangor. Working primarily with oil paint, she explores themes of societal oppression and urban living. Her practice revolves around repetitive compositions and bamboo scaffolding as key visual metaphors.
IG: https://www.instagram.com/renxinarttt/
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Child’s Perspective on Memory
Size: 62 cm x 77 cm
Price: RM 980
This painting presents a serene, rotated visual composition of Penang heritage windows, evoking the childhood wonder of looking up at towering buildings. The artwork captures a tranquil street scene through a child’s perspective, where traditional elements are subtly interwoven. Trishaw, a symbol of local life, is prominently featured, highlighting its enduring presence in the cultural landscape. Without human figures, the focus shifts to the Trishaw and its surroundings, creating a nostalgic and peaceful atmosphere.
Bubble of Youth
Size: 50 cm x 70 cm
Price: RM 1200
This painting features a dreamlike arrangement of Nanyang-style windows, inspired by the architecture of Penang. The windows are arranged in a bubble-like shape, with the houses changing their forms to fit the curves of the bubble. This playful composition captures the feeling of childhood wonder, as if viewing the world through a child’s imagination. The bubble represents the delicate and fleeting nature of childhood memories—light, beautiful, and ever-changing. The Nanyang windows, deeply rooted in Penang’s rich cultural heritage, serve as a symbol of nostalgia and personal growth, reflecting the artist’s experience of growing up in Malaysia’s multicultural environment.
Calm Views of Penang
Size: 120 cm x 120 cm
Price: RM 4880
This painting reflects the harmony and peace of my childhood memories in Penang. The scene features a rotated perspective of a vibrant Penang street, filled with vintage windows and the iconic beca (trishaw). The use of warm brown tones creates a serene and nostalgic atmosphere, evoking the tranquil moments of the past. The rotated view offers a dynamic take on the familiar sights, blending the lively streetscape with a sense of timelessness and harmony.
The Artist
Foong Yeng Yeng
Hailing from Penang, Foong Yeng Yeng illustrates her observations of cultural shifts in Malaysian society through her painting. With a dominant use of pastel colours, Foong has a unique and individualistic painting style that captures the essence of her local heritage. Her past collaborations with other local artists have helped spark multicultural expressions and fresh perspectives.
IG: https://www.instagram.com/foong_yengyeng/
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Don't miss this opportunity to check out the TRX Canvas Collective at TRX Link Building and if you're interested in purchasing a featured artwork, please message/WhatsApp
+6019-274-8000.
Anjung@TRX is located at across the TRX MRT Station. From the Mall, take the Uniqlo exit, and turn right to the prism-shaped glass building
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