Filled with an interplay of light and intersecting motifs, Raphael depicts a vivid landscape merged with abundant flora at the frontier of the undulating landscape. The valleys are boldly painted with a variety of brushstrokes, seamlessly fused with broad patches of striking colour across the surface. One of Sarawak's most celebrated landscape painters, Raphael was known for his distinct representation of nature. This is a magnificent example of nature at its best. From his secluded studio in Bau, Sarawak, Raphael Scott Ahbeng painted on a variety of subjects and styles, with his métier being abstract. Given his first solo in 1954, he took up an Art and Photography course at the Bath Academy of Fine Art in England (1964-1967). He also took up Drama in London in 1973 under a Sarawak Government scholarship. His awards include 1st Prize in the Sarawak Shell Open (1959, 1982, 1983), and 3rd Prize in the Natural Malaysia art competition in Kuala Lumpur in 1991. A Bidayuh, he is an artist (professional since 1990), a teacher, a photographer, a newspaper cartoonist and a radio producer. His solo exhibition Legend: A Borneo Artist at Pinkguy Gallery, showcases the complete oeuvre of Raphael's 60 years of work.