Lot 336 - Alya Hatta - The Kingdom of Mr Chungus
Lot 336 - Alya Hatta - The Kingdom of Mr Chungus

Lot 336 - Alya Hatta - The Kingdom of Mr Chungus

Colour pencil and marker on paper

2023

A6 (10x15cm)

Original Artwork

Signed on Verso

This auction is raising proceeds for The Hepatitis C Trust.

ARTIST INFO

About 

Alya Hatta (b.1999, Malaysia) is an interdisciplinary artist based between London and Kuala Lumpur. She graduated from her BA Fine Art at Goldsmiths, University of London before finding herself in the MA Painting Course at Royal College of Art. She has exhibited internationally in London, Milan, Kuala Lumpur, Tokyo, Tübingen and Sydney amongst others. Hatta is a member of ‘Unamed Collective’ and ‘FloorFive’ collective, who are currently part of a year long residency at Goldsmiths CCA. 
 
Drawing on personal experiences and memories, Hatta uses the dynamism of colour, form, sound and space to explore the realm of digital and physical in representing her Southeast Asian identity, and to portray the colourful intimacies of the diasporic human condition. She takes inspiration from the communities of both her South-London and Kuala Lumpur residences as well as Southeast Asian mythology to create alternate realities in an attempt to find new spaces in which she can call home. 

Alya recently took part in our 2023 International Women’s Day Auction – read her interview with FAD Magazine as part of the auction. 

Education 

BA Fine Art at Goldsmiths, University of London 

MA Painting Course at Royal College of Art 

Select Exhibitions/Awards 

Solo Exhibitions 

2022 

Up on Stilts, The Room, London 

2020 
Playground, ZHAN Art | Space, Selangor 

2017 
Aphrodisia, Minut Init Gallery, Kuala Lumpur 

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 

2021 
Tate Collective: Finding Home Digital Display, Tate Britain, London 

2021 
Young Artist Incubator Show, Wei-Ling Gallery, Kuala Lumpur 

2021 
In Other Company, Deptford X Festival, London 

 

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