Sanguinella: Ink and Fire

Alexdrina Chong, Artist | Gwyneth Jong, Co-Founder, FabCafe KL

01-Aug-25 15:00

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What does it mean to give form to stillness, or to turn silence into sculpture? Artist Alexdrina Chong aka Alexoid Luce, explores these questions in her new solo exhibition Sanguinella: Ink and Fire, now showing at FabCafe KL. The show weaves together poetry, illustration, and ceramics in a slow-burning meditation on solitude, resilience, and creativity. We’re also joined by Gwyneth Jong, co-founder of FabCafe KL, the space that made this collaboration possible, to hear more about this unique space and the story behind the art.

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs

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Categories: visual arts

Tags: creative art, FabCafe KL, makers space, artist space, art labs, visual arts exhibition, the bigger picture, front row, visual art, ceramics, mental health awareness,

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