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The 14 acres of garden and architecture at Rimbun Dahan
provide the perfect setting for a number of examples of outdoor art, ranging
from grand sculpture and murals to smaller installations of found objects. All the works were created by former resident artists at Rimbun Dahan.
Click on the thumbnails below to view larger versions of
the images.
BABYLONi-ANTS by Indonesian artist Arie Dyanto
is a three-panel mural painted onto the southern outside wall of the dance
studio. Each panel is 8m wide.
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This piece, also created by Arie Dyanto in 2005, is an image airbrushed
onto scrap car part, and is hung on the wall of the classic car garage. |
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Asialink artist Matt
Calvert's untitled work on the lawn west of the main house is
made from found glass shards and was installed in 1999 |
| Peace, by 2003 Malaysian resident artist Jasmine
Kok Lee Fong, is carved from a single block of white Langkawi
marble. |
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Asialink resident artist Brian Ash created this untitled work in
1999 from aluminium and mirror louvres to reflect the vertical nature
of the young dipterocarp grove in the southwest corner of the garden. |
Sakinah (above) was the first large outdoor sculpture by Malaysian
resident artist Ahmad Osni
Peii to be installed at Rimbun Dahan, in the Bulatan Plong in 1999.
Two other pieces, including Geliat Nusantara (the red piece below),
were installed in 2006. All three are made of painted aluminium.
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