Ali Nurazmal Yusoff is a talented figurative painter whose paradoxical subject matter contains social realism inclinations. His painterly technique is described as the classic chiaroscuro style. Here, the artist illustrates an image of a young child sitting on a sofa with a red cushion. She wears the facemask of a wild jaguar accentuated in colour to convey the security of children, whether they are truly safe even when they are at home. The painting is primarily depicted in monochromatic palette with hints of colour on specified areas of the canvas. Ali Nurazmal Yusoff obtained a Degree in Fine Art from University Institut Technology MARA, Selangor (1996 - 2001). His solo exhibitions included Satire in Paint and Telltale held in Petaling Jaya (2010) and Alism held in Subang Jaya (2012). He has participated in numerous group exhibitions since 1993. He has won a number of awards namely Grand prize for the Malaysia & Japan Art Competition (1995); Third prize at the Kenyir Landscapes competition (1999); Fifth place for a life drawing – landscape competition in Shah Alam (2004) to name a few.