We are proud to announce that our
“Can you see the Moon”
tactile painting has been selected to show at the
Shah Alam Gallery.
14th January - 14th March 2025
Art Portfolio
Art is an integral part of Paper Seed Studios. This art portfolio showcases works by Paper Seed’s Artists. Browse our art classes where we incorporate recycled materials, and also have a look at the art that we have available for sale.
Amina Hussin is a photographer, self-taught painter and sculptor. Her works include acrylic, oil, mixed media on canvas, mosaic art and sculptures. She has a keen interest in recycling and upcycling where she uses waste to transform what would be trash into art.
She seeks to bring art to the visually impaired and is incorporating texture into her art pieces so that it may be enjoyed by all.
She hopes to keep making art and spreading joy and knowledge through it.
Art For Sale
Art Classes
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UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
January 14 - March 14, 2025
Venue
Galeri Shah Alam
Can You See The Moon, tactile painting is showing at the Pameran Terbuka Galeri Shah Alam 2024 from 10.00 am - 5.00 pm.
February 8, 2025
Venue
Perpustakaan Tun Raja Uda, Shah Alam
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Storytime is at the children’s section of the library showcasing the imaginative use of recycled materials to tell a story. A one hour workshop will follow with limited spaces.
Exact timing will be released soon.
Make Tactile Art
Raised lines and defined elements make this project a must try for those wanting to try to create accessible art.
Coming soon
“Creativity is making marvelous out of the discarded”
MMU at Paper Seed
Foundation students from the Faculty of Creative Multimedia, MMU consulted on their sculpting asssignment and learnt how to use Paper Clay Mache at our art studio.
Lion Head with recycled plastic
A lion headpiece inspired by The Harry Potter series, is made using recycled plastic bags.
This sculpture was made using recycled plastic (plastic bags and bubble wrap) and covered with paper mache clay (made from a mix of recycled paper and other materials).
Go forward!
Positive
The cabinets were painted using acrylic paint. No prep was required as the cabinets were already painted with Matt wood paint.
This piece is called Positive because it was painted during the Covid Pandemic when we tested positive for covid. When you can’t go outside, bring the outside, in.