This set of 2 works, donned with floral elements of nature, gives them a strong sense of movement and life. Here, Dzulkifli pays close observation to the shapes of flowers and leaves observed in nature, and the exploration of calligraphic lines. The studies demonstrate Dzulkifli Buyong’s intuitive approach to drawing, encapsulating the rhythm of nature. Dzulkifli Buyong was a wunderkind of the Wednesday Art Group which he joined from 1962 to 1966. He is known for his mini psychological dramas of children at play and in the rural home surroundings, and often with a cat in tow or sometimes with the cat taking centre stage itself. He first excelled in 1962 when he won the Best Overall Entry award presented by the Raja Permaisuri Agong and then prime minister Tunku Abdul Rahman. His other awards include: 1st, 2nd and 3rd Prizes (pastels), Young Friends' Art Competition 1962; 3rd Prize (oil) and 3rd Prize (pastel), Mother & Child competition 1963; 1st and 2nd (pastels), Young Friends Competition 1963; 3rd Prize, Bahasa Kebangsaan Month Poster Competition, 1964; 2nd Prize (pastel), Joy of Living competition, 1964.