For this project, we were first instructed to come up with a word list that represents us. My list consisted of: 米 (mi) – chinese word for rice(to represent my chinese-ness and also cause I can’t live without rice) and a play on the last syllable of my name Spiderverse – a movie that i’m recently obsessed with Meat – my… Read more →
During the Milan Furniture Show nearly a decade ago, a particular set of stools designed by product designer Naoto Fukasawa was mistaken to be just an ordinary everyday product outside of the exhibit. At the sight of weary attendees unknowingly sitting on his products, Fukasawa was pretty disheartened. While this was going on, another designer was walking through the exhibition… Read more →
VISUAL RESPONSE Left (Holes) | Disgust Right (Origami Crane) | Admiration DE STIJL BAUHAUS Singapore skyline with iconic attractions in Bauhaus colours. Read more →
CUBISM PORTRAIT WILLIAM MORRIS I chose this piece as it reminded me of the kind of print I always see on Singaporean aunties such as the one below. I actually really love it when the elderly wear these bright coloured fun prints as I feel that most of the time, they can be quiet soft spoken and introverted, hence most… Read more →
REBUS BABYLONIAN EGYPTIAN Read more →
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer is an interactive installations artist who was born in Mexico City in 1967. His specialty is in creating art works which serve as a platform for public participation such as in his exhibition “Recorders” which featured various works which recorded the viewer’s fingerprints, voice, and heartbeat amongst other things which then contributed to forming the actual art work.… Read more →
Artist: Rafael Lozano-Hemmer Artwork: Please Empty Your Pockets Read more →
Done by Jia Yi and Naomi Read more →
