Path. speaks to migratory notions of belonging, physical movement and isolation. The first nine chapters fold Live Art strategies into wide-ranging artistic outcomes that include drawings, photographs, spatial installations, video and sound performances.
While continuing to investigate diasporic concerns of house, home and homeland, the series engages with invisible material, including the bio-molecular DNA code and cosmic ray muons.
Go to projects
2012. Solo exhibition at The Substation, Singapore curated by Zarina Muhammad. Visual Arts Open Call Commission.
2012. Part of solo exhibition Sungai, Sejarah. Performed at YRAC-S base, Gillman Barracks, Singapore.
2013. Group exhibition. Performed at The Lorong 24A Shophouse Series, Singapore.
2014. Part of solo exhibition Drawing Cage at The U Factory, Gillman Barracks, Singapore.
2014. Solo exhibition at Jendela (Visual Arts Space), The Esplanade, Singapore.
2015. Commissioned for live art festival From East to the Barbican for the Barbican's Interfaces program. Curated by Something Human. Supported by Town Hall Hotel and the Singapore International Foundation.
2017. 57th Venice Biennale, International Curators Forum Diaspora Pavilion, Map1: Waterways. Curated by Something Human. Supported by the Singapore International Foundation and Canon.
2018. Live art. Commissioned by the Asian Film Archive, State of Motion: Sejarah-ku, curated by Kamiliah Bahdar.
2021. Moving image: 7min 10sec. Commissioned by BIO:ART SEA:T (Southeast Asia Taiwan) curated by Tang Fu Kuen and partly supported by the National Arts Council Creation Grant and Exactly Foundation.
2022. Archival print on photographic paper, variable dimensions. Commissioned by Exactly Foundation.
2023. Moving image: 19min 54sec. Supported by the National Arts Council Creation Grant.
2023. Three-channel film; outdoor installation of signal flags; DNA-infused ink frottages on silk; DNA-infused sound sculpture. Commissioned by the Thailand Biennale. Supported by the National Arts Council and ShanghART.
2025. Site-responsive installation, Orchard MRT station (TEL) Exit 10. Photographs; collage: 19m x 1.4m; sculpture: stainless steel, meteorite, electronic sensors, 1m x 0.4m x 1.2m; augmented reality. Supported by the National Arts Council, the Land Transport Authority and SMRT Trains.