A project led by Wan’s Ubin Journal to restore a traditional Malay kampung house in Pulau Ubin, Singapore. I am part of the research and curatorial team engaging with residents and former residents of the village to gather and showcase their stories, memorabilia and traditional knowledge at a new community gallery in this space.
Beyond sharing their stories with gallery visitors, this project also hopes to offer the community a sense of custodianship of their home and heritage through a collaborative and community-led curatorial approach.
Beyond sharing their stories with gallery visitors, this project also hopes to offer the community a sense of custodianship of their home and heritage through a collaborative and community-led curatorial approach.
A digital exhibition exploring how feral ecologies resonate in our lived experiences and localities, generating new flows between human and nonhuman life, shaping the way communities engage with nonhuman species and each other. Each work is cccompanied by written reflections, explorations or reviews by the artist or FAYD editors. March-April 2022.
A digital exhibition featuring visual work across photography, painting, collage and mixed media. Artists were invited to respond to the theme of lockdown, revealing the myriad ways in which each artist connected to nature, and different elements of nature, during this period — some seeking light and reflection, and others darkness and depth. June-July 2021.
What does nature sound like? Sonic approaches to inclusive strategies for environmentalism in the city
Presented at an online symposium and art exhibition considering the intersecting threads of politics, activism, and creativity in their responses to current environmental crises. Feb 2021.