Mastura Abdul Rahman produces visually stimulating paintings through her manipulation of isometric and aerial perspectives of home interiors particularly of the traditional Malay, using a combination of traditional motifs and the presence of domestic objects that represent the artist’s locality. The result is an invigorating exploration of cultural expressions and heritage continuity. Mastura won the coveted Major Award in the Young Contemporary Artists (BMS) competition in 1985. She also won the Consolation Prize in a Johor competition in 1987. Mastura was much influenced by the National Congress (1971) and Akar-akar Pribumi seminar (1979). Mastura obtained Art Teacher’s Diploma UiTM, BA in Art & Design (Fine Art) UiTM, and Masters of Science (Creative Multimedia), Multimedia University, Cyberjaya.