Cawand Dien draws inspiration from the renowned street artist Banksy, with a focus on the ongoing nasi lemak battle between Malaysians and Singaporeans.

Ultimately, his artwork seeks to bridge the gap between the Malaysian and Singaporean communities; encouraging dialogue, empathy, and an appreciation for the artistic expressions that emerge from their passionate pursuit of the perfect nasi lemak. It serves as a reminder that despite the heated rivalry, we are serumpun—a term that signifies our shared roots and interconnectedness. 

Amidst the heated debates and passionate rivalries, let's not forget, at the end of the day, “it's just a fckn breakfast”.

Digital Art Print
• Open edition, unframed
• 29.7 x 42 cm (A3)
• 250gsm matte paper

Giclée Fine Art Print 
• Limited edition of 100, hand-numbered, unframed
• 42 x 59.4cm (A2)
• 310gsm textured fine art paper (100% cotton, acid-free, archival)
• Comes with certificate of authenticity