Throughout his practice, Ahmad Shukri Mohamed's paintings convey a meaningful message that is for the preservation of the rainforest. A convocation of eagles is portrayed realistically, soaring within the natural environment. It's also a good symbol: soaring high represents prosperity. Enchanting pink and yellow roses are finely combined with subtle gradations of colour and shadow, endowing the painting with a magical charm. A mixed media extraordinaire, Shukri works with an array of medium such as acrylic, oil, collages and silk screen on fabric. Ahmad Shukri Mohamed obtained a Bachelor of Degree in Fine Arts, Mara Institute of Technology (UiTM) in 1992. He had a stint lecturing at his alma mater before becoming a full-time artist. Among his solo exhibitions included Monuments at Segaris Art Centre, Kuala Lumpur (2019); Made In Malaysia: Works By Ahmad Shukri Mohamed From 2010 To 2017 at The Edge Galerie, Kuala Lumpur (2017); Golden Gate at Pace Gallery, Petaling Jaya (2012); Virus at Art Seasons, Singapore (2003); and 939495969798 at Art Salon, Kuala Lumpur (1998). Husband to ceramic artist Umibaizurah, the couple established Patisatu Studio in Puncak Alam in 2007. In conjunction with the studio's grand opening, Shukri held a joint exhibition titled Warning! Tapir Crossing with his wife.