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Process: Roving Ideas
Process: Roving Ideas is a self-guided experience featuring a series of text-based instructions. Taking place all over Singapore, these site-specific instructions serve as prompts for participants to discover a unique experience envisioned by each contributing artist. In doing so, the project aims to uncover the potential of different locations outside of traditional art spaces.
A Forest in the Window
2019 - ongoing, photography
Gazing out of the window of my room, I feel as if I am looking at a natural world that has seemingly integrated into part of this highly urbanised city-state. It makes me wonder if the urban forest is part of the city, or if the city is part of the urban forest.
Gazing out of the window of my room, I feel as if I am looking at a natural world that has seemingly integrated into part of this highly urbanised city-state. It makes me wonder if the urban forest is part of the city, or if the city is part of the urban forest.
The Knocking Bird
2019, two-channel video with sound
A bird came knocking on the window on a fine day, disrupting the sleep and begins the endless struggles of both the bird and the sleeper.
A bird came knocking on the window on a fine day, disrupting the sleep and begins the endless struggles of both the bird and the sleeper.
Let Us Cultivate Our Garden
2022, 3D modelling hosted on VRChat
A virtual project exploring the tension between the individual and the collective, referencing the quote from Voltaire's Candide.
A virtual project exploring the tension between the individual and the collective, referencing the quote from Voltaire's Candide.
Today is a day, like any other day
2021 - ongoing, single-channel video with sound
The scenes in this video work are stitched together and played back in a way such that the time they are being viewed at coincides with the time they were filmed, exploring the notion of now in our perception of time.
The scenes in this video work are stitched together and played back in a way such that the time they are being viewed at coincides with the time they were filmed, exploring the notion of now in our perception of time.