The White Wash Project continues to document the rapid whitening of George Town’s heritage buildings, revealing how colour is being stripped away in the name of modernization and commercial appeal. This essay highlights the growing loss of identity, the impact of standardization, and the few examples where careful restoration still protects the city’s original character.

Ephemeral Temples is a photo project documenting the temporary prayer tents that appear across George Town, Penang, during the Hungry Ghost Festival. These makeshift structures transform roadsides and alleys into sacred spaces to honour the King of Hades and wandering spirits. The series captures how faith endures through impermanence and how Penang’s multi-racial harmony allows such traditions to flourish.

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A documentary series of Rifle Range, Penang showing its architecture, life and characteristics of this compact housing area.

This project consist of a collective series of selected photographs from half decade of documentary has proven KOMTAR to be timeless.