The Wise and Responsibelity • oil on canvas • 140x270cm • 2016
The Blessing Tay • 150×170 cm • oil on canvas • 2016
Meniti Kehidupan • 120x130cm • oil on canvas • 2016
Green Guardian • 130x170cm • oil on canvas • 2016
gloriuous • 140x280cm • oil on canvas. • 2016
Fantastic Jacko • 139x193cm • oil on canvas • 2016
Chased by Shadow • 134x142cm • oil on canvas • 2016
Utin Rini
The Wise and Responsibelity • oil on canvas • 140x270cm • 2016
The Blessing Tay • 150×170 cm • oil on canvas • 2016
Meniti Kehidupan • 120x130cm • oil on canvas • 2016
Green Guardian • 130x170cm • oil on canvas • 2016
gloriuous • 140x280cm • oil on canvas. • 2016
Fantastic Jacko • 139x193cm • oil on canvas • 2016
Chased by Shadow • 134x142cm • oil on canvas • 2016
Curatorial
In the history of writings, a French feminist, Helene Cixou, once considered that women had no history when compared to men. Women were silenced as only men were acknowledged to have their stories. Only men were deemed worthy to write. It was a notion that was then played by her followers that the discipline of the past, which clearly in English is stated as ‘history’, refers only to the stories of the men (his)-story. There were no (her)-story.
