There are few figures seen scattered in the scene and each of them is minding their own business. They seem to be lonely thus living in the city. The Sri Petaling known as a happening suburb of Kuala Lumpur seems rather gloomy in the artist perspective. The usage of black and white floors could bring many symbolic meanings as it represents the duality of life, the light and dark or good and evil. Perhaps this surrealistic piece is an upside-down world of parallel universe. Azam Aris received his Bachelor in Fine Art in UiTM Shah Alam (2005-2007). After graduating from art school, he was selected by HOM Art Trans to be part of a young artist residency program, which took 6 months and concluded with his first solo exhibition titled Float. His second solo exhibition, Paranoia, was held at RA Fine Art in 2010. He was one of the finalists for the 2005 Nokia Art Award and the 2007 Pact Max Malaysian Art Award, and won a Consolation Prize in the Live Drawing competition organised by National Art Gallery Malaysia in 2005. The artist has participated in many group exhibitions, including Open Show (2002) at the Sri Pinang Gallery in Penang; Experimental Video (2005) at the Multimedia Gallery, MMU, Cyberjaya; Sonic Cosmic (2006) at the Planetarium Negara, Kuala Lumpur; Young & New Part 1 (2008) at HOM Art Trans, Ampang; BAD (2010) at MAP @ Solaris, Kuala Lumpur; and Young Contemporaries (2010) at the National Art Gallery Malaysia. His solo Hidden Beyond Yesterday was held at HOM Art Trans in 2018.