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A photography exhibition reveals a side of KL where urban life and nature meet

'The Line: Beyond The Forest's Edge' captures Greater KL's urban and natural landscapes through photography, video, sound and VR

The Star MalaysiaHANIS MAKETAB, Photos: LEONG WAI YEE/The Star2026-10-18 06:30查看原文 ↗

Ian Teh’s work, titled 'Boys From An Indigenous Community Play Near A River', reflects the continued presence of indigenous villages in forests surrounding Kuala Lumpur, despite urbanisation displacing many communities from their ancestral lands. Photo: Ian Teh

For those living in a hectic, highly urbanised city such as Kuala Lumpur, it can be easy to draw a line between the natural and man-made worlds.

The latest exhibition at Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery (BNM MAG), however, seeks to blur that boundary, prompting visitors to consider how closely our lives remain connected to nature.

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