City Shrines: Paper Pinwheel Project makes a humble first preview. Special thanks for Pamela Ng, Eugene Chia and Fiona Cheong. And to Francis Poon.Special mention to Keili ‘Olsen’ Gomez; keep your eyes peeled for http://www.cityshrines.com
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You are invited to be a part of the next phase of City Shrines: Paper Pinwheel Project. It was something that I had started since late 2011, and I may have shared the ideas with some of you.I started working on this project at SEED festival, making 289 paper pinwheels over a weekend exhibition, having… Continue reading
a letter of invitation to City Shrines: Paper Pinwheel Project
Dear friend, I hope this email finds you well. I am writing you to invite you to be a part of the next phase of City Shrines: Paper Pinwheel Project. It was something that I had started since late 2011, and I may have shared the ideas with some of you. I started working on… Continue reading a letter of invitation to City Shrines: Paper Pinwheel Project
Photos of the Kowloon Walled City.
Photos of the Kowloon Walled City.
"small things things you don’t always notice, not always at least. kinder surprises in little nooks and crannies; shrines, odes to our dwelling in the city – pay homage to the earth we don’t see; the dirt we walk into our homes.” Paper Pinwheel Project is a performance installation that will culminate into an exhibition… Continue reading
collaboration with benedict chen of scya: draft II
collaboration with photographer Benedict Chen of SCYA: first draft.
day 03 at art garage at the hall: 289 pinwheels complete. tomorrow i plant them.
ruminating city shrines: dwelling in non-spaces
coming soon.
ruminating city shrines: where do we remember?
Where is my Space? Where can I stake claim? In Singapore, one can own many things – property, more property and cars and boats and expensive things – but one can never really own your own land. For such a small country, (re)development and (re)building is a constant. This means even if you supposedly… Continue reading ruminating city shrines: where do we remember?
