SPACE
BODY
Becoming: On Introspection and Oscillation. 2024
Site-responsive activity of displacing objects in familiar and unfamiliar space, oscillating between play and sincerity, adopting a metamodern framework as an instrument of thought.
Mono-Povera. 2021
The mundane is often overlooked yet it constructed within our daily experiences. This project attempts to look at things in different perspectives as a resistance against mundanity. The artist wanted to touch on simplicity against commercialisation and human nature towards lavish lifestyle. An investigation of life as a kind of playground of meaning that at a moment unites and crumbles the next.
The work is achieved by bringing ‘things’ together, in its unaltered state, permitting the materials to represent themselves through selective arrangements. Objects presented are ‘rearranged’ into works of art, causing to notice the associated connections between these ‘things’ and the space.
Cosmics Dimensionality. 2020
Cosmics Dimensionality is a proposed public art installation which draws inspiration from the formation of Fort Canning's Twin Cupolas and the quiet and contemplative nature of the space. Comprising of twenty-four spheres that metaphorically orbits a correspondingly dome-like structure, the appearance is mundane yet holds greater meaning within. Its dome-like structure holds as a resting place and goes about as a place of chance and memory-making.
sleeping bodies. 2019
This work focused on the importance of sleep, and the lack thereof. The artist engaged in a collaborative performance to create a dialogue between the physical presence and space through the sleeping bodies. Conceptually this work comments on the phenomenon of napping in unfamiliar spaces within the institution as a commentary on the mental and emotional struggle within students in relation to their academic pursuit, which was also in conjunction with the Mental Health Month of October.