Lorenz Potthast – Decelerator Helmet

The deceleration helmet will provide wearer a view of the world in slow motion. An external camera will capture the video and  images of the environment will be slow down to on the screen inside the camera. The wearer can set the lapse of time to three mode by a remote control. The helmet looks like Read more →

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Summaries of Goodbye, Emily

Emily is a girl who suffered from depression, by using the tape recorder to record her sorrows in every places she visited. Which helps her to keep things on track but she decided to end her life at the very end.

This is a recording of her Read more →

The initial impression of the work would be that it would be about Asian beauty stereotypes. I think it leaves a curious taste in the viewers palette as South Korea is known for its plastic surgery. I think the artist is curious about the beauty standards. While these 3 women are inherently different from one another, they have chosen a Read more →

The visit to Art Science Museum was very mind intriguing! The HUMAN+ exhibition was split into many categories like artificial intelligence, genetic modifications and advancement in technology. Each section started off with a generic quote which left me thinking a little.

Heres 2 pieces of artworks that caught my attention :

Cheetah Legs by Aimee Mullins When I first saw this Read more →

I was really excited to start on this assignment. At first I was interested to tell a non-linear narrative like the one from Memento by Christopher Nolan or Mr Nobody by Jaco Van Dormael. However, I realised that it might be too complicated to do that with merely 10 photos and sound tracks.

Hence I changed my idea and decided to instead give attention Read more →

Disclaimer: I am usually not a big fan of works that are speculative of technological advancements. Thus, the works I will touch on are more “traditional” in terms of subject matters.

Firstly, I actually really enjoyed the use of space of the entire show.

Installation view of “Transfigurations” by Agatha Haines (Photo credits: Agatha Haines)

The whole show was divided into four sections Read more →

Yay museum trip! It had been a while since I went to a museum ever since school started, and I was excited to see what the Art Science Museum had in store. The Exhibition that we went to was Human+, where from the cover art of the exhibition guide, I could infer was about technology. (Usually, I don’t Read more →

A Trip to Art Science Museum. Exhibition: Human + The Future of Our Species

The visit aims to introduce you to examples of new and emerging form of art explored by contemporary artists today. Through reviewing the artworks at Human + The Future of Our Species invites you to consider and discuss the synergy and tension materials, media and mode of display present Read more →