Malaysian artist transforms bedroom into epic ‘spaceship’ during Covid-19 shutdown
Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 11:27 AM MYTThis is as close as it gets to sleeping in a real spaceship. — Picture via Facebook/fathil.ahmad
Ahmad Fathil, who is from Kuala Lumpur, began working on sketches to transform the 68 square feet room into an intergalactic vessel after finding himself stuck at home with more free time on his hands. He then painted the door to mimic a high-tech sliding entrance that would look right at home in a science-fiction movie.
“I sketched the perspectives using chalk first. I erased a lot of it because I had to remind myself that the drawings couldn’t be too low because they would be covered by furniture. He may be confined to his home during the MCO, but Ahmad Fathil hopes to take his creative spirit to new heights with his spaceship room. — Picture via Facebook/fathil.ahmad
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