Drawing interest from dystopic universes and architecture, Ajim expressed a cascade of interlocking tree branches created from nuanced layers of brushstrokes. A network of twisting structures and delicate lines extending across the canvas contributes to the expression of movement. The structures of the branches are highlighted with accents of yellow colour giving the work a lively and energetic atmosphere. Ajim Juxta, or his real name Raja Azeem Idzham, is a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Mara Shah Alam. After having briefly worked as an architect for three years upon graduation, Ajim then turned to his true calling in art. As an artist, Ajim is not afraid to explore new media types. He draws upon ideas of dystopian realities while in pursuit of personal utopias. Ajim views the lives of individuals as being neither here nor there, constantly in a state of discontent, yet lost as to what fulfilment truly entails. His works were described as akin to organic blueprints created to make sense of a world observed from a current perspective. Ajim's solo exhibitions include Lamantara, Core Design Gallery in collaboration with Artemis Art (2022), Dystopians +, Artemis Art, Publika (2020), Tugu|Ugut held at PAM Centre, Kuala Lumpur (2018). He was awarded the Khazanah National Associate Artist Residency, Acme Studios, London, UK in 2017.