Ilham Fadhli's post-apocalyptic images are rendered with intricate miniature figures and imaginative creatures skilfully embedded within a mysterious landscape. Executed in monochromatic hues, this work centres upon a giant fantastical creature traversing across a surreal habitat. His dreamlike works often reflect on the human experience and delves into the theme of survival in a dystopic world. Ilham Fadhli graduated with a Degree in Fine Arts from Universiti Institut Teknologi Mara, Shah Alam in 2003. Subsequently, he has exhibited in galleries across Kuala Lumpur and had spent a term as the 16th Artist-in-Residence at Rimbun Dahan from 2010 to 2011. Ilham's work addresses contemporary issues through an absurdist or surrealist narrative. He has held a two-man show with fellow artist Haslin Ismail titled Friction in Kuala Lumpur (2008) and a solo exhibition titled To Lie In Ruins held at Pace Gallery (2010). His collages often incorporate delicate figures, dramatic colours and the use of scale to create these narratives and invite the viewer to discuss the issues raised. Ilham's works have been featured at the Rimbun Dahan Artist-in-Residence Show (2011), Spice! at Pace Gallery, Petaling Jaya (2010) and the Matahati Art Triangle held at National Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur (2010). He has participated in a group exhibition in Singapore (2011), curated by the artist and curatorial collective called Flying Karpet Company founded by contemporary artists Aswad Ameir, Saiful Razman and Shahrul Jamili. His work was also featured in a group exhibition titled Kembara Jiwa Fukuoka: Expanded Passion organised by Galeri Chandan that was presented in Fukuoka, Japan in 2013. His solo exhibition, Hotel Fugitif was held at Galeri Puteh in 2023.