Cartologica, Installation view, Kunstpakhuset, ikast, Denmark, 2025

Amir Zainorin is a Malaysian artist working between Malaysia and Denmark.
His work explores migration, memory, and identity through material transformation.

Color Theory, Museo della Mura, 2026

Color Theory, 2026

Colorful ceramic bowls with reflected light, displayed on a backlit surface.

Rhythm of Identity, 2024

A stack of books with black boots on top, featuring purple orchids and a cactus plant. The books focus on world atlases and Denmark presented in Danish.

Do or Die, 2025

Color Theory, Installation view at Museo della Mura, Rome, Italy, 2026

art is the courage to meet yourself to see both the light and the shadow, to accept them, and to become whole enough that the only thing left to fear is losing your true self

Blue neon sign reading 'Less StaTe of MinD' mounted on a plain wall inside a building.
A person in a suit with a speaker for a head, holding a microphone, standing in front of a split background showing a map of South America and a clock, with artistic red and white paint strokes.
Map of Ukraine with illustrations of cultural elements, landmarks, and symbols, including vice versa, people, animals, and traditional items.
A stylized wooden sign of a wolf howling at the moon. 
Tong Tana, installation view at National Art Gallery Malaysia, 2018

u are not for every 1

Untitled, 2019, Copenhagen
Ice sculpture of a semi-automatic handgun on a block of ice, with melted water pooling around it, and text that reads 'War is never the answer' at the bottom.
44-second animation derived from a collage and acrylic on canvas (2007), titled Double M, exploring identity, power, and cultural symbolism. Sound in collaboration with sound artist Kamal Sabran.
A man practicing golf on a frost-covered outdoor golf course during winter, with a golf bag and clubs nearby and snow patches on the ground. 
let the lost piece of your heart find its way back—
quietly, gently, to where it belongs