Stone Telling
sits at the intersection of geology, language, and memory, transposing natural textures and forms into asemic proto-writings.
Asemic Lines
2012-15. Public art, Beauty World MRT Station, Singapore. Commissioned by Land Transport Authority, curated by June Yap. The public art explores in visual form the intersection of written languages from the region, in a reflection upon the cultures that make up Singapore.
Floating Body of Memories
2011. Ink, graphite and stone deposit on paper, frame: 69 x 85cm. The first work in Boedi’s Stone Telling series utilises stones from Fort Can-ning Hill—a site layered with histories of power in Singapore—to create asequence of ink marks on paper.