Andrew Yeoh, professionally known as Drewfunk, is a Malaysian-born artist based in Australia whose work fuses street art, graffiti, fine art and cultural heritage. Known for his distinctive visual language, Drew’s practice draws from his Chinese Malaysian background, Melbourne’s street art scene, traditional Asian imagery, graffiti lettering, characters, murals and contemporary painting.

On this episode, we explore the art of carrying heritage forward, and how culture can be reimagined through contemporary street art. This conversation looks at identity, migration, language, family, tradition, graffiti, and the way artists transform their personal history into a creative language that feels both deeply rooted and entirely their own.

We dive into:

• How culture shapes the way we see the world

• Why language can change our sense of belonging

• What makes a place feel like home

• How subculture becomes a form of personal identity

• Why tradition still matters in contemporary art

• How memory becomes part of an artist’s visual language

• What contrast reveals about beauty, chaos and identity

• How artists absorb the cultures they move through

• How creative limitations can lead to deeper discovery

• What art contributes to culture beyond aesthetics

And so much more…

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