This study is for an installation called Rancangan Bumi Hijau (Green Book Plan) from Zulkifli Yusoff's 2014 Razak Series. The Green Book Plan was the brainchild of Malaysia's second prime minister, Tun Abdul Razak Hussein, in 1974, to combat inflationary pressures. Basically, it was to encourage the people to carry out backyard or garden farming, hydrophonics planting and organic farming, besides promoting eating-greens lifestyle. The work encompasses five main components of landscapes, social interaction, beliefs, abstract and inheritance / independence, and extols the rich natural heritage of the country. The actual three-sided installation is a mixture of painted layered canvas strips and also for the sculptural forms, resin-encased concoctions either round or spearhead-shaped. Zulkifli showed his installation, Don't Play During Maghrib (1997) at the Venice Biennale under Modernities And Memories: Recent Works From The Islamic World in 1998. He won the Major Award in the Young Contemporary Artists in 1988 and 1989 (jointly), but his biggest triumph was the Grand Minister's Prize in the Salon Malaysia III in 1992. He also won the National Academic Award (Visual Art) in 2007. He made the selections for the Asia-Pacific Triennial in Brisbane, Australia, in 1993, the Singapore Biennale and Art Stage Singapore, both in 2013. Trained at the Mara Institute of Technology, Zulkifli graduated with a Masters at the Manchester Polytechnic in 1991. Zulkifli Yusoff is among the four Malaysian artists featured at the national pavilion in the 58th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale in Venice, Italy. Zulkifli masterpieces were showcased in Art Expo Malaysia 2018 & 2019, and received good remarks.