Title: Time Off Singapore – Investigator Gaze -

Form: Magazine with DVD movie

Medium: Digital print on paper; digital video

Size; Duration: 4 pages 15 x 21cm closed; 6min 37sec

Programme: BA (Hons) Fine Art with Contemporary Writing

Statement:

“Time Off Singapore” is homage to a magazine called “Time Out London”, which became her company during the stay in London. The contents include her discoveries and interests along with her first movie work called “Investigator”. The movie consists of photographs categorized by 21 titles; Investigator, Reflection, Red & Black, Gate, Ceiling, Twilight in cities, Road to Load, Sky with clouds, Shooting clouds, Clouds in hand, Construction, Stairs, Practice, Spire, Sign, “Flaga” after Simon Starling, Litter, Living, Workshop, Workshop, and Workshop.

Title: Not A-lone-ly Travel

Form: Sculpture

Medium: Scotch Tape

Size: 58 x 73cm

Programme: BA (Hons) Fine Art with Contemporary Writing

Statement:

It is never a private package when it comes to travelling, not even when you are travelling alone, for so many people are involved before, during and even after the travel.

Title: Untitled

Form: Picture Cards & Jigsaw Cube Game

Medium: Digital Print on Art Card, Wood

Size: Booklet B5 closed ; Cubes 30.6 x 20.4cm whole

Programme: BA (Hons) Interior Design

Statement:

Done in an unusual format in order to encourage an active involvement of the person viewing the travelogue, this collection of images will intrigue the person’s cognitive experience. The travelogue is being presented in the format of a cube game. To me, travelling to UK is like a game, you will not know what is going to happen during the trip or how the place will be like. It is like a puzzle, you will need to fix it piece by piece to get the picture right.

As memorable as the images are to me, when one ‘plays and flip’ the cubes…these are transgressed into the participants who will be experiencing a sort of exploration through images.

Captured are the wonderful and interesting buildings, unpredictable weather and fun-loving people and culture that are experienced on the trip.

I prefer people to have a hands-on interactive experience on my travelogue rather than reading it page by page. Every piece of the picture card is a new and fun experience for me, and I hope it is just as refreshing and exciting for the visitors.

Title: Around My Journey (1 of the pages)

Form: Ring-Bound Booklet/ Sculpture

Medium: Digital print on paper

Size: Various

Programme: BA (Hons) Graphic Communication