Haziq Syawal
I Got This from My Neighbour
Haziq Syawal
140 x 110cm
Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
2025
“I Got This from My Neighbour” captures the quiet beauty of a shared plant, a small but meaningful gesture that reflects the enduring spirit of jiran tetangga in Malaysia. In today’s fast-moving world, where genuine connection is often overlooked, such exchanges remind us of the quiet care that still exists between neighbours. The artwork speaks to how thoughtfulness and trust can grow from simple acts. What begins at home or across the fence has the power to inspire a more caring and connected community.
I Got This from My Neighbour
Haziq Syawal
140 x 110cm
Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
2025
“I Got This from My Neighbour” captures the quiet beauty of a shared plant, a small but meaningful gesture that reflects the enduring spirit of jiran tetangga in Malaysia. In today’s fast-moving world, where genuine connection is often overlooked, such exchanges remind us of the quiet care that still exists between neighbours. The artwork speaks to how thoughtfulness and trust can grow from simple acts. What begins at home or across the fence has the power to inspire a more caring and connected community.
Echoes of a Peahen
Haziq Syawal
64.5 x 150 cm
Acrylic on jute
2025
This artwork plays with time and movement. The peahen appears in three different moments, creating an echo-like effect, as if it exists beyond a single frame. The warm, simple background enhances its presence, inviting viewers to reflect on how things change while remaining familiar, like memories or fleeting moments of beauty.
Echoes of a Peahen
Haziq Syawal
64.5 x 150 cm
Acrylic on jute
2025
This artwork plays with time and movement. The peahen appears in three different moments, creating an echo-like effect, as if it exists beyond a single frame. The warm, simple background enhances its presence, inviting viewers to reflect on how things change while remaining familiar, like memories or fleeting moments of beauty.
Instinct of Nature (Tiger)
Haziq Syawal
127 x 229cm
Acrylic on Jute
2024
In 'Instinct of Nature (Tiger)', Haziq Syawal captures the enduring spirit of Malaysia through the powerful symbol of the tiger. Referencing the historical title Harimau Malaya, the work evokes national pride and resilience, reflecting a country in motion, developing, evolving, yet rooted in a proud legacy.
The tiger stands not just as a majestic creature of the tropical rainforest, but as a metaphor for strength, courage, and determination. Its poised presence reminds us of Malaysia’s instinct to lead, to rise, and to reclaim its shine on the global stage. Haziq’s portrayal channels both natural instinct and national identity, affirming that the spirit of the tiger remains ever watchful, ever regal.
Instinct of Nature (Tiger)
Haziq Syawal
127 x 229cm
Acrylic on Jute
2024
In 'Instinct of Nature (Tiger)', Haziq Syawal captures the enduring spirit of Malaysia through the powerful symbol of the tiger. Referencing the historical title Harimau Malaya, the work evokes national pride and resilience, reflecting a country in motion, developing, evolving, yet rooted in a proud legacy.
The tiger stands not just as a majestic creature of the tropical rainforest, but as a metaphor for strength, courage, and determination. Its poised presence reminds us of Malaysia’s instinct to lead, to rise, and to reclaim its shine on the global stage. Haziq’s portrayal channels both natural instinct and national identity, affirming that the spirit of the tiger remains ever watchful, ever regal.
