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Maamor Jantan

Maamor Jantan (Born 1961) is active/lives in Malaysia.  Maamor Jantan is known for Painting.

Maamor Jantan was born in 1961.  A self-taught artist, Maamor Jantan produces vibrant watercolor paintings with captivating compositions.  His unconventional approach distinguishes his style from other painters. 

Although he has been living in the city since the 1980s, he often portrays the East Coast scenes of paddy fields, fishing villages, boats, nets and the sandy beaches in his paintings.  Among his favored subject matters are the Kampung, Bali and Jogja series as well as Paradise series – the three themes in one – besides his profound Dragonfly series. 

His portrayal of the ‘cakcibor’ with their delicate, transparent wings showed his intimate connection with Nature.  “I wanted people to realize how fragile our life really is.  At the same time I did not want them to destroy the environment and how urgent it is to protect our ecosystem,” the artist revealed.

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