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Lifestyle Asia

WHAT NEXT IS 'S MAGNIFICENT

Sep 1, 2020 2 minuti
Text ALIYYA SAWADJAAN
Photos courtesy of
KIERAN PUNAY OF STUDIO100

It has been eight months since the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) changed the country―and the world. Amid the chaos, art became a welcoming respite for many because of its power to unite, inspire, and connect with others even in times of crisis. Hoping to continue bringing joy and hope to many art appreciators

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