Meor Saifullah Lulaed is known for his surreal figurative works which combine animal creatures with human elements. From the artist’s point of view, his work is about the diversity between social groups, and they are inspired by culture, proverbs and Malay paradigms. This whimsical portrait reveals his interest for experimental and imaginative compositions. Donkey is often associated with stubbornness. Three fighters jets are seen at the background. Why do people wage war against each other, when war only brings destruction, annihilation, pain and suffering... Meor graduated with a BA (Hons) in Fine Art from the University Mara Institute of Technology in 2008. He was teaching Visual Communications Design at the Muadzam Shah Polytechnic in Pahang while studying for his Masters. He held a two-men show with Mahadi Ayob called The Tale Of Two Cities. He is featured in exhibitions such as Young and New Part 3 at Hom Art Trans in 2009; Uncut – Malaysian Art in Copenhagen (Gallery Shambala, 2009), and is a finalist of the Malaysia Emerging Artist Award.