It Was When I Thought Nothing Had Happened

Part of early experimentation in video installation, this work became a significant turning point in studio practice, both conceptually and materially. The use of beads, stitched one by one onto the surface of the panel, created a rather confusing, pixelated picture coming from the moving image. The installation ‘poured out’ from the boundary of the frame and became the inspiration of a similar installation work.

Timeline

2005 & 2009

Type

video projection, Hama beads and ribbons.
Dimensions variable.

Hama beads and ribbons
Dimensions variable

Exhibition

The Institute of Contemporary Art, Singapore (2010)
OTA Fine Arts, both in Singapore and Tokyo, Japan (2016)
The Institute of Contemporary Art, Singapore (2009)
Winchester School of Art, UK (2005)

 

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