Welcome to Four Seasons Hotel Kuala Lumpur, where every corner tells a story through our curated collection of original Southeast Asian art. Every piece captures the vibrant culture and creativity of our community, inviting you to connect with the rich artistry that surrounds you.
By Antony GormleyUntitled
As you enter arrive our porte-cochère, be greeted by a piece by British sculptor Antony Gormley, known for his thought-provoking sculptures crafted from materials such as metal, iron and cash bronze.
By Nuuteera Atchraya“Reflections In Pewter Dreams”
This artwork pays tribute to Malaysia’s tin mining heritage. Through bold colours and intricate textures, it invites you to explore the intersection of nature and industry, highlighting the lasting impact of tin mining on our community and culture.
By Teerawan Janyarong“Petals Dreamscape”
The glazed ceramic artwork in our lobby showcases pewter, skilfully blending artistic expression with functional design. The glazes create an interplay of light, texture and intricate craftsmanship.
By Royal Selangor“Luminous Blooms in Water”
An installation of 53 pewter flower sculptures is displayed in our ground-floor lobby. Each flower is finished with metalesce, enhancing its sleek texture. Inspired by Malaysia’s national flower, the hibiscus, each sculpture features five petals, symbolizing the country’s national principles.
By Nik Khuzairi“Journey Through The Seasons”
Inspired by nature and the four seasons, our lobby features two murals in the seating area. Depicting leaves and fauna in a floating space, the artwork captures the transition of weather and colours from summer to autumn and winter to spring.
By Richard Erdman“Harmony in Motion”
These two statement pieces on our ground level and Level 6 are by Richard Erdman, who’s renowned for his abstract forms in bronze and various types of stone. He believes in the world of possibility and wonder found in the beauty of stone.
By Dr Tetriana“Magnificent Lace Creation”
Composed of micro images of seeds, pollen, pistils, and stamens from plants and flowers, the art in the walkways of Levels 6A and 6B is layered on semi-transparent industrial materials, mimicking the earth’s organic contours. For added texture, the micro images protrude from layers of mesh and wire.
By Ed Ng and Terence Ngan“Pewter In Seasons”
Upon entering the courtyard reception of Yun House on Level 5B, be greeted by a pewter-panelled screen adorned with moulded patterns of plum blossom, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum. Known as the Four Gentlemen in Chinese art, these motifs symbolize the four seasons.
By Cheong Tuck Wai“Threads Of Nostalgia”
Inspired by the rattan sofa in his grandmother’s house in Kuantan, Pahang, artist Cheong Tuck Wai often shared updates about his life in Kuala Lumpur while sitting in this traditional rattan chair. As younger generations moved away for better opportunities, the chair has become a bridge between generations, serving as a place where stories are exchanged whenever family members return home to visit.