An art collective dedicated to discourses of technology in art. We aim to inhabit the gap between technologically engaged artworks, artists and audiences.
Interactive Installation
THE LAPSE PROJECT
Singapore International Festival of Arts 2018, The Arts House GalleryCollaborative Audiovisual Event
INTER—MISSION X IAFT 16/17
2017, Objectifs — Centre for Photography and FilmCollaborative Audiovisual Performances
INTER—MISSION X BLACK—HUT
2017, Earl Lu Gallery, Basement Mezzanine, Lasalle College of the ArtsAudiovisual Performances
LIFE CIRCUIT X ORBITAL CINEMA X 3RD VIEW
OSMOSIS - Audiovisual Festival 2016, Multiple LocationsSIM LIM SQUARE
ART RESIDENCY
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#06-53/31
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1 Rochor Canal Road, Sim Lim Square, S188594
<Residency Dates>
7—27.01.2019
<Featured Artists>
︎ Johann Yamin, Singapore
Facing the imminent threat of en-bloc, coupled with dwindling sales and a notorious reputation with tourists, timber turned electronics hub Sim Lim Square is a melding of national and transnational labour and affects, visible and invisible networks, trendy and obsolete goods; all etched in the Singaporean subconscious.
Set against Singapore’s rapid adoption of digital technologies, the 3-week residency held in the city’s ‘tech’ mecca aims to code and recode perspectives surrounding art, technology and space. Inhabiting a store unit repurposed as an artist studio, the residency offers opportunities to engage with communities and resources at Sim Lim Square to develop new works and artistic discourses. It aims to provide a space < > that serves as a conduit for ongoing conversations and investigations between the residency artists and diverse communities connected by the mall.
The residency programme includes open studios, guided tours, panel sessions, artist talks, and presentation of works by the artists.
︎ Johann Yamin, Singapore
︎ Chong Wei Xin, Singapore
︎ Ko Tzu-An, Taipei, Taiwan
︎ Eom Jeong Won, Busan, Korea
Facing the imminent threat of en-bloc, coupled with dwindling sales and a notorious reputation with tourists, timber turned electronics hub Sim Lim Square is a melding of national and transnational labour and affects, visible and invisible networks, trendy and obsolete goods; all etched in the Singaporean subconscious.
Set against Singapore’s rapid adoption of digital technologies, the 3-week residency held in the city’s ‘tech’ mecca aims to code and recode perspectives surrounding art, technology and space. Inhabiting a store unit repurposed as an artist studio, the residency offers opportunities to engage with communities and resources at Sim Lim Square to develop new works and artistic discourses. It aims to provide a space < > that serves as a conduit for ongoing conversations and investigations between the residency artists and diverse communities connected by the mall.
The residency programme includes open studios, guided tours, panel sessions, artist talks, and presentation of works by the artists.
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Part of Singapore Art Week 2019 Supported by National Arts Council