Rhythmic colours and organic structures are carefully balanced to create spatial depth. Vivid red tones emerge from the top, creating movement and a dynamic quality. Refined modulations of forms appear to congregate in the centre of the painting. Yusoff Abdullah belonged to the Angkatan SePelukis Malaysia generation of Dato’ Hoessein Enas, known for portraitures, landscape and historical events, executed in batik, oil and watercolour. He was the first Malaysian to exhibit in the former Soviet Socialist Republic in 1978, displaying his batik works at the Oriental Art Museum in Moscow. He was also a freelancer photographer and once even set up an art gallery called Gallery 12 in a joint venture in Kota Bharu.