Sarkasi Said

LP - Gentle Fragrance
Oil on Canvas, 130 x 150 cm

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About the artwork

In Sarkasi Said's "Gentle Fragrance," delicate blue blossoms unfurl against a backdrop of intricate patterns, their serene beauty evoking a sense of quiet romance. The flowers, rendered in luminous hues, seem to emanate a subtle perfume, filling the air with their sweet presence. The artist's meticulous attention to detail and soft color palette creates an atmosphere of tranquility and grace. This piece invites viewers to immerse themselves in the gentle fragrance of the scene, a reminder of love's delicate and intoxicating essence. It is a celebration of nature's subtle wonders and the quiet moments of beauty that fill our lives with joy.



About the artist

Sarkasi Said (1940-2021), better known as Tzee, is a Singaporean batik painter, the 2020 recipient of the Cultural Medallion and a Guinness World Record for the world’s longest batik painting in 2003. Sarkasi Said is known for his unconventional wax-resisting technique, bold use of colors and depictions of nature. By employing abstract and modern techniques, Sarkasi portrays vibrant and intricate decorative elements in his works. Dedicated to his artistic pursuit for almost 60 years, Sarkasi is regarded by many Singapore visual artists as the pioneer of local batik paintings.Sarkasi’s ‘Singapore orchid’ batik design was selected by the National Trades Union Congress for the Singapore Dress in the 1970s. During this period, he was known as the “Baron of Batik”.
Sarkasi has also served on committees for the National Arts Council, Malay Museum Committee, and the Modern Art Society. A recipient of Pingat APAD (Angkatan Pelukis Aneka Daya) in 1974, his other awards include the Best Foreign Entry in the Sarasota Art Exhibition in the United States (1981), First Prize (Abstract) in the 8th UOB Painting of the Year (1989) and the Berita Harian Pioneer Generation Achiever Awards (2015).

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