A month-long journey across Afghanistan to the stomping grounds of Alexander the Great so inspired the tall and craggy muralist that he has portrayed that epic adventure in eight paintings, three of which were commissioned by the Mandarin Singapore.

Riders of the World is a visual splendour. An 18th century Indonesian, 13th-century Japanese samurai of the Kamakura period, and Chinese Mandarin of the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644AD) together wtih the 19th century Moor and early 20th century Russian Cossack, leap from the wall painting as do their spirited mounts. His magnificent horses are captured in luminous colours and dramatic poses - muscles taut, snorting, prancing, tearing and galloping.