Voyage, as the word implies, is a journey but in Latiff Mohidin’s parlance, one not inhibited by time or geography, but maybe lodged in Nature or evoking a time or place long, long past. So, it’s invariably given to symbols or signs or even recondite shapes, lacking in forms or even meanings. As the artist himself has expressed so cryptically in his book, LINE: From Point To Point (Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, 1993), with a rhetorical question: How do you express something that cannot be touched, held or grasped? How do you clarify feelings and non-concrete things? … And answering himself, almost rhetorically: “In doing work that involves his whole psyche, he is sometimes forgetful. And sometimes he is too aware of the limits of his ability and freedom…”