My artwork ‘Great Soul’ will be on display as part of the Field Trip Project Asia: Thailand exhibitions and activities at bangkok art and culture centre this April and May 2019.
Read MoreKUALA LUMPUR BIENNALE 2017: sculpture at the National Art Gallery
Great soul is a sculpture created in 2014, which has been travelling the world ever since. It has been selected as part of the Field Trip Project exhibition, at KL Biennale.
There will be an artists and curators guided tour and collaboration workshop with KLSKETCHNATION on November 25th. The Biennale will be open until 30th March 2018... so do visit if you happen to come to Malaysia!
Read MoreArt provoking dialogues about natural disasters | Field Trip Project Asia
RURU Gallery x Japan Foundation x Edwin’s Gallery proudly present:
FIELD TRIP PROJECT ASIA
“DEPARTURE EDITION”
Curated by Daisuke Takeya & Leonhard Bartolomeus
Opening reception Saturday, 1 April 2017, 16.00 – 19.00;
Exhibition daily 1 – 9 April 2016, 10.00 – 18.00
Field Trip Project Asia is an interactive socially engaging travelling art exhibition responding to recent natural disasters. Social media and the fast world of digital communication are making the world a smaller place where what happens thousands of miles away affect us all in different ways. Field Trip Project Asia aims to create awareness and provoke dialogues about various aspects of natural disasters and to connect people creating communities through compassion and art.
Read MoreField Trip: a Tokyo exhibition to help raise awareness and bring hope.
The Field Trip project is a travelling exhibition in Japan and Asia. The project curator Daisuke Takeya re-claimed used elementary school backpacks (Randoseru) donated through the relief efforts, which were due to be disposed of. These objects, to me, are highly charged and symbolic. I was one of the artists challenged to create a Randoseru artwork for the Field Trip exhibition and project, to be showcased next month at Shinjuku Creators Fiesta, (Tokyo, August 22 - September 7 2014) The project is set to travel throughout the disaster areas in Tohoku, some public galleries, and festival setups in Japan.
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