Aisyah Hanisah

Fine Artist • 4D • Traditional

Artist Statement

As an aspiring multimedia artist, my works aim to be thought-provoking and emotional, touching upon interpersonal relationships. Working broadly with different mediums such as music and video editing, I aim to bring people into retrospect of how the stories we experience around us - that also makes up who we are - change and continue to do so for each and every individual, yet the feelings from them can imprint us for a lifetime. My ultimate goal is to capture this imprint into my works.

Selected Works

Other Experiences

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NAFA Student Council

Digital Communication

Video Modeling

Volunteering

Video and Visual Effects

Hangzhou Immersion Programme

Furniture Design

Interior Design

Painting Practices

Untitled
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 29.7 cm x 42.0 cm

Still Life Practice
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 29.7 cm x 42.0 cm

Printmaking

Printmaking Practices, 2024
Medium: Elimination method and Linocut
Size: 29.7 cm x 42.0 cm each

Pencil and Charcoal Drawing

Untitled, Final Assignment for Year 1.
Size: 29.7 x 42 centimeters
Medium: Pencil Drawing

Untitled, Portrait Work
Size: 29.7 x 42 centimeters
Medium: Pencil Drawing

Untitled, Still Life Drawing
Size: 59.4 x 84.1 centimeters
Medium: Pencil Drawing

Anatomy Work (Left to Right)
Size: 14.8 x 21.0 centimeters and 21 cm x 29.7 centimeters
Medium: Pencil Drawing

Chinese Ink

Renewal, 2024
Medium: Chinese Ink on Rice Paper
Size: 34 cm x 68 cm

Untitled, Chinese Ink Practices
Medium: Chinese Ink on Rice Paper
Size: 21 cm x 29.7 cm

Boss Baby

Final Work, 2024
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 29.7 cm x 42.0 cm
Statement:
Boss Baby, made to represent the rapidly-growing economy. The baby represents the current group of working adults, made to financially support their family and themselves, despite their youth and inexperience.

Silent Conversations

Side-by-side with the three-photograph project, Journeys.
Exhibited from September 2024.
Also exhibited in the NAFA Open House 2025

Folklores

The Immersive Art video infusing China and Singapore's historical culture, was made for and Exhibited in the China - Hangzhou Overseas Immersion Programme.Music was self - taught using Garageband.

State Of Content

"State Of Content" is a satirical discussion and installation of Singapore's current media contents.
It also talks about the extremes of consumerism and political issues using eye-catching semiotics.
Made in January 2025.

Changes

'Changes' was done as a Summative assessment work. Its requirement includes creating a work which incorporates the stories of other people, with a minimum of 7 images.I have fulfilled this criteria with the use of 7 people to occupy a single image.
Made in November 2024.

Snippets of "Changes" during NAFA Open House 2025. Includes one of the starring models!

(Me)mories

Made for Year 2 Semester 2 Summative in accordance with the theme Re:Play, by HOKO Atelier, describing the contemplative processes of memories when growing up.
Made with Macrame String,Glass Jars, Wire Mesh, S-Hooks, Mattress, Bed, Blanket, White Cloth, LED fishtank lights, Paper and Tape

Digital Visual Effects

Digital Visual Effects was an elective module I had taken in Year 2 Semester 1, teaching the fundamentals of video-making and editing on Adobe After effects. Audio creation for the Formative and Summative works are self taught.

Practical Video Submission, Formative Opening Title Sequence, Summative Movie Trailer

Do I Go Back?

Done in November 2024, as a Model for a schoolmate's Graphic Communications assignment.

NAFA Student Council

Pasar Malam Students Night

Was made as part of the original NAFA - Office of Student Care, Students NightThe event aims to promote cultural cohesion between different societies in Singapore.NAFA Student Council implemented a PASAR MALAM concept and performance into the original event itinerary!

Campus Superstar

NAFA Student Council was given the opportunity to create one event, to which we had chosen a Talent Show.The theme was High School Musical, and consisted of the community working with decorations, audio technicians, industry professionals as judges and our own personal schoolmates as emcees!

Furniture Design

An elective module that was taken in year 1, consisting of furniture design, moodboards, exploration.

Seasonal Escapade, a nature-inspired hanging chair.Made for the first assessment of the elective module. Made using wires, paper and cloth.

Ripples, a flowy lounge couch for JetStar Airlines.Inspired by the values of the company and the creative design.
Made for summative assessment using clay, paper and cardboard.

Experiences

Outdoor Sketching Activity with Printmaker Eng Joo Heng, March 2024

NAFA Orientation Programme 2024

NAFA Coastal Cleaning 2024

Interior Design

An elective module that was taken in year 1, consisting of interior design, materials knowledge, and home decor.

You

I wanted to portray the concepts of grief and loss in my work. Hence, I incorporated the theme of
transformation by literally transforming a specific, yet unidentified person into three different entities. I
am hugging this person-entity to symbolise the yearning and denial one has after a loss.
I chose to hug a tree to symbolise death and returning to earth. The bathroom photo is a means to
portray how memories of the lost person can overwhelm and haunt the mind of the subject all-round.
The last photo consists of a picture frame to represent the image of the person lost. Both the subject
and the person’s faces are then hidden.
Made in Year 1, 2024

Biography

Aisyah Hanisah Laili (Syanisah) is a Year 2 in the Nanyang
Academy of Fine Arts, pursuing a diploma in 4D Fine Art.
She pursued her passions and interests prior to NAFA through her first internship experience as an Art Trainer for EPIC Workshops, and Part Time as an Art Instructor for Artlette, sharing her love and knowledge of art and fundamental sciences through well-developed lessons for corporates, children and the elderly.
She continues to share her love for connecting others through the arts with events planning and volunteering, and is a founding member of the NAFA Student Council as its president, along as being a member of the EXCO Logistics department. In school, she has been appointed for the NAFA Talent Development Programme which offers exemplary students a mentorship programme and myriad of industry exposure and career opportunities to impact the arts scene.
She has presented her works which incorporated the use of AI in the Hangzhou Overseas Immersion Programme exhibition in NAFA and presented other works for NAFA's Open House 2025.

Statement

"As an aspiring multimedia artist, my works aim to be thought-provoking and emotional, touching upon interpersonal relationships. Working broadly with different mediums such as music and video editing, I aim to bring people into retrospect of how the stories we experience around us - that also makes up who we are - change and continue to do so for each and every individual, yet the feelings from them can imprint us for a lifetime. My ultimate goal is to capture this imprint into my works."

Curriculum Vitae