Figurative painter Hisyamuddin Abdullah's works often contain narratives about his observations on life and society. The Good, Bad And Ugly narrates a personal memory from the artist. "This artwork was created specifically for the victims of the 2013 Haiyan Typhoon disaster. The concept of this artwork has reminded me of childhood memories with a dog, which occurred at the time. It was where I witnessed some other kids beating a dog that was chained or tied in an area that looked like an orchard. They intended to take the crops there, and I was unable to stop them. The dog's voice seemed to be pleading with me for rescue, and I can still vividly hear it today. In conjunction with being donated as a monument to the victims of Haiyan, a part of the profits from the sale of this artwork were given to street animals," as quoted from the artist. The use of chiaroscuro and delicate tones enhances the overall composition. His realistic rendering of details and expression draws in the viewer. Sometimes, evil prevails because the good does nothing. Hisyamuddin Abdullah received his bachelor's degree in Fine Art from UiTM Shah Alam in 2012. In 2013, he had two art residencies, one in Bali, Indonesia, and the other in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. His awards include Young Guns Awards Malaysia 2016, and 3rd Winner in Drawing at the Tanjong Heritage National Level Art Competition. In 2014, Hisyamuddin had a solo exhibition with Taksu in Kuala Lumpur titled "SArKAs" followed by another solo exhibition in Taksu Kuala Lumpur titled KOTA(k) MAGIS in July 2021. He has participated in numerous group shows namely #SKULL (2019), Axis By Praxis: Identity In Transition (2018), Human Being (2019), XIX Nineteen (2019) etc at various local galleries.