Saharudin Ali

Earned his B.A (Hons) in Fine Art, Faculty of Art and Design from University Teknologi Mara (UiTM) Shah Alam, in 2017. Currently his studio is based studio at Batu Belah Klang, Selangor. Celebrated for his innovative use of discarded wood and exploration of themes such as space, identity, perspective, and craftsmanship. With a background in Fine Arts, his practice often draws inspiration from architectural fragments and domestic spaces, reflecting the harmony of symmetry while embedding his own personal narratives. His works emphasize both the material and conceptual, transforming overlooked objects into meaningful forms. By engaging with architectural parts and everyday views, he highlights the interplay between structure and memory, offering viewers a chance to reconsider their relationship with space and identity. A craftsman at heart, he constantly challenges himself by experimenting with a variety of machines and tools that demand technical precision and skill. This process not only expands his creative possibilities but also redefines the potential of wood as a medium, positioning his art at the intersection of tradition, innovation, and self-discovery.