Had fun engaging the public with this community wall for them to help me fill with colors!
Thursday, July 21, 2016
Thursday, April 28, 2016
TR853-1™ @ Facebook Singapore
Back at Facebook Singapore painting another wall at level 28.
Tearing it up!
Thank you FB APAC!
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Timbre+ @ One North
Stoked to be doing this with the RSCLS collective. Tasked to curate the entire space, this project took a little over 3 months from conception to execution. Huge thanks to Timbre Group for the gig!
Check out this state of the art gastropark at 73A Ayer Rajah Crescent, JTC LaunchPad @ one-north, 139957.
Participating Artists: Antz, Dem, Sheep, TraseOne, Zero.
Saturday, January 23, 2016
TR853-1™ @ Facebook Singapore
South Beach Spaghetti Samba
A new mural for Facebook Singapore's dedicated cafeteria at the South Beach Tower Singapore.
A new mural for Facebook Singapore's dedicated cafeteria at the South Beach Tower Singapore.
Friday, January 15, 2016
PPC | 珍珠坊: A Public Living Room
The Site:
The People’s Park Complex, with its cornucopia of activity and visual clutter, has played pivotal role in the transformation of Chinatown and Singapore’s architectural, spatial and social landscape since its birth in the 1970s. Known for many firsts, including being the tallest residential space and mix-used building encompassing residential, office and carparking facilities, the Complex continues to capture our imagination, as it shapes and is shaped by the activities, movement and humanity in and around the building.
The Exhibition:
The ‘PPC | 珍珠坊’ exhibition, aptly held at the sixth floor carpark space of the Complex, aims to respond to notions of the ‘public living room’, where distinctions between the public and private are blurred, and human intervention is juxtaposed against the sterility of infrastructure and hardware in our urban environment.
Through this new and immersive reading of the carpark and Complex, we invite audiences to reflect on and suggest alternative ways of appraising the treatment of public space, and at the same time, explore the hidden potential of parking architecture taking on a different existence.
#PPC
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Visual artists:
Alecia Neo // Andreas Siagian & Budi Prakosa (Lifepatch) // Bruce Quek // DEM // Ernest Goh // Geraldine Kang // Jason Lim // Nakayama Yuta // Nicola Anthony // Philipp Aldrup // Ruyi Wong // Soph O // SSYSTM // Stephanie Burt // Tang Ling Nah & Activated C Studio // TraseOne
PPC Performance Dialogues:
Daniela Beltrani // Ezzam Rahman // Sophia Natasha Wei
Special showcase:
Picturing Chinatown
Music acts and collectives:
Darker Than Wax // H Y B R D T H R Y // NADA// Nicholas Chim // Randolf Arriola // The Pinholes // 弦'z ～The Stringz～
Getai Group Presents:
A/K/A // DEON // Syafii // Kindakid // Fzpz // Shaktiya // Yadin // Harv Chail
Workshops:
Soph O // Andreas Siagian + Budi Prakosa (Lifepatch) // Michelle Lai
PPC Walkthrough Tour:
Dr. Johannes Widodo (NUS Architecture, ICOMOS)
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Event details:
Dates: 15 – 30 January 2016
Exhibition Opening: 15 January, 7pm till late
Stay tuned for full schedule and line-up
General opening hours:
Tues – Thurs: 6 – 9 pm
Fri – Sat: Timings vary due to special events
Sun: 3 – 9 pm
Closed on Mondays
FREE ADMISSION (except special events)
NO OUTSIDE FOOD AND DRINK
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Connected by: Hyphen
Part of: Singapore Art Week
Supported by: National Arts Council and Mackie Singapore
Venue and F & B partner: Lepark
Heritage partner: Singapore Heritage Society
Innovation partner: VoiceMap
Material sponsor for Nicola Anthony's work: NPE Art Residency
Catalogue design : Jasmine Ho
The People’s Park Complex, with its cornucopia of activity and visual clutter, has played pivotal role in the transformation of Chinatown and Singapore’s architectural, spatial and social landscape since its birth in the 1970s. Known for many firsts, including being the tallest residential space and mix-used building encompassing residential, office and carparking facilities, the Complex continues to capture our imagination, as it shapes and is shaped by the activities, movement and humanity in and around the building.
The Exhibition:
The ‘PPC | 珍珠坊’ exhibition, aptly held at the sixth floor carpark space of the Complex, aims to respond to notions of the ‘public living room’, where distinctions between the public and private are blurred, and human intervention is juxtaposed against the sterility of infrastructure and hardware in our urban environment.
Through this new and immersive reading of the carpark and Complex, we invite audiences to reflect on and suggest alternative ways of appraising the treatment of public space, and at the same time, explore the hidden potential of parking architecture taking on a different existence.
#PPC
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Visual artists:
Alecia Neo // Andreas Siagian & Budi Prakosa (Lifepatch) // Bruce Quek // DEM // Ernest Goh // Geraldine Kang // Jason Lim // Nakayama Yuta // Nicola Anthony // Philipp Aldrup // Ruyi Wong // Soph O // SSYSTM // Stephanie Burt // Tang Ling Nah & Activated C Studio // TraseOne
PPC Performance Dialogues:
Daniela Beltrani // Ezzam Rahman // Sophia Natasha Wei
Special showcase:
Picturing Chinatown
Music acts and collectives:
Darker Than Wax // H Y B R D T H R Y // NADA// Nicholas Chim // Randolf Arriola // The Pinholes // 弦'z ～The Stringz～
Getai Group Presents:
A/K/A // DEON // Syafii // Kindakid // Fzpz // Shaktiya // Yadin // Harv Chail
Workshops:
Soph O // Andreas Siagian + Budi Prakosa (Lifepatch) // Michelle Lai
PPC Walkthrough Tour:
Dr. Johannes Widodo (NUS Architecture, ICOMOS)
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Event details:
Dates: 15 – 30 January 2016
Exhibition Opening: 15 January, 7pm till late
Stay tuned for full schedule and line-up
General opening hours:
Tues – Thurs: 6 – 9 pm
Fri – Sat: Timings vary due to special events
Sun: 3 – 9 pm
Closed on Mondays
FREE ADMISSION (except special events)
NO OUTSIDE FOOD AND DRINK
-----------------
Connected by: Hyphen
Part of: Singapore Art Week
Supported by: National Arts Council and Mackie Singapore
Venue and F & B partner: Lepark
Heritage partner: Singapore Heritage Society
Innovation partner: VoiceMap
Material sponsor for Nicola Anthony's work: NPE Art Residency
Catalogue design : Jasmine Ho
CANNOT BE BO(A)RDERED
CANNOT BE BO(A)RDERED
14 Jan 2016 - 14 Feb 2016
Open daily: 10am - 8pm
Part of Singapore Art Week
Supported by National Arts Council
For the first time, the Aliwal Urban Art Festival will feature an exhibition. Cannot Be Bo(a)rdered is a visual exploration of youth rebellion through skate culture. The exhibition will explore popular 20th century subcultures in new works by 16 artists/collectives from Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. Using the skateboard as a primary medium, each work will challenge existing stereotypes by reconstructing a new narrative through different creative styles and visual expressions.
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‘Can’t be bothered’ – a phrase of disinterest, that marks a sense of mischievous disregard for authority. Combined, these traits are the definition of youth rebellion, personified in the skateboarder.
Skill, discipline, ambition and creativity in using skateboarding as a personal form of self-expression, has resulted in the sport developing its own distinct language and visual identity, recognised in youth culture as a genre in its own right.
Curated by Iman Ismail
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ARTISTS
Singapore
- Asfi K
- Brandon Tay x Jonning Chng x Safuan Johari
- Dominic Jacob Clark
- Dyn Starr Galactica
- Muhammad Izdi
- Ryf Zaini
- Speak Cryptic
- The Chain Gang
- TraseOne
- Yasee Poh
- Zac Tan
- ZERO
Indonesia
- Bambang Toko
- Popok Triwahyudi
Malaysia
- Donald Abraham
- Nizam Rahmat
14 Jan 2016 - 14 Feb 2016
Open daily: 10am - 8pm
Part of Singapore Art Week
Supported by National Arts Council
For the first time, the Aliwal Urban Art Festival will feature an exhibition. Cannot Be Bo(a)rdered is a visual exploration of youth rebellion through skate culture. The exhibition will explore popular 20th century subcultures in new works by 16 artists/collectives from Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. Using the skateboard as a primary medium, each work will challenge existing stereotypes by reconstructing a new narrative through different creative styles and visual expressions.
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‘Can’t be bothered’ – a phrase of disinterest, that marks a sense of mischievous disregard for authority. Combined, these traits are the definition of youth rebellion, personified in the skateboarder.
Skill, discipline, ambition and creativity in using skateboarding as a personal form of self-expression, has resulted in the sport developing its own distinct language and visual identity, recognised in youth culture as a genre in its own right.
Curated by Iman Ismail
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ARTISTS
Singapore
- Asfi K
- Brandon Tay x Jonning Chng x Safuan Johari
- Dominic Jacob Clark
- Dyn Starr Galactica
- Muhammad Izdi
- Ryf Zaini
- Speak Cryptic
- The Chain Gang
- TraseOne
- Yasee Poh
- Zac Tan
- ZERO
Indonesia
- Bambang Toko
- Popok Triwahyudi
Malaysia
- Donald Abraham
- Nizam Rahmat
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