Famous for his vibrant paintings of cakcibor (dragonflies) in surreal, dreamlike landscapes, Maamor Jantan depicts these creatures in exaggerated forms and vivid hues, interacting with lush natural environments. His work explores themes of freedom, harmony, and the beauty of nature, drawing inspiration from Malaysia’s rich landscapes. The dragonfly, a symbol of transformation and resilience, serves as a central motif in his art, inviting viewers into a whimsical yet deeply evocative world.

Maamor Jantan, nicknamed "Mr. Cakcibor" (The Dragonfly Man) for his signature motif, rose to prominence in Malaysian art circles despite starting his artistic journey later in life. Apprenticed under the renowned Khalil Ibrahim in 1984, Jantan developed a distinct style known for its delicate transparency and range of mauve hues. After years of honing his craft alongside friends and his mentor, Jantan's first solo exhibition, "Figment of Imagination", took place in 2014, showcasing his dedication to capturing scenes of Malay life and landscapes. Beyond visual arts, Jantan is also a musician leading a traditional keroncong orchestra, further demonstrating his deep connection to Malaysian culture.