Add to ORKGWe Singaporeans love our local fare and I am no exception. Food is almost synonymous with life and has always been an important part of cultural– not only my personal – heritage. My great-grandparents operated a kedai kopi in a small kampong in Malaysia, and my grandparents sold arguably the best Hainanese chicken rice at Adam Road up till the 1990s. Jia (eat in Hainanese and Home in Mandarin) is an installation in a conscious attempt to reconnect with an important part of my family history I never really knew – before it disappears, through the food that I grew up eating. As the saying often goes, you are what you eat; I invite the viewer to join me in my contemplation of who I am and where I come from.Bachelor of Fine Art
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Food consumption habits and patterns have always been a distinctive quality that highlights the iden...
The purpose of this project is to explore the ways in which Singapore’s unique culinary styles can b...
The choice of food practices can be influenced by one's identity in many societies, but has mostly b...
Snippets of daily life all encompassed into a transcendence of history. Personal to every individual...
To its most primal core, a food provides nourishment. However, I believe that recent perceptions of ...
Everything related to food is subjective, from how one perceives what tastes good to how it should b...
This research studies how Singapore identity is created and reflected in food. Food is also utilised...
With the increasing influx of Mainland Chinese migrants in Singapore, tensions have arisen between c...
We are what we eat, or so we’re told. Food, though, offers more than simply nourishment; the grains,...
This report presents “Come, Let’s Eat!”, a communication campaign by four undergraduates from Wee Ki...
Eating is a national pastime in Singapore and food features strongly in many aspects of the city-sta...
Background: Singapore is a metropolitan city state that has rapidly transitioned from residents livi...
Food is an integral aspect of our culture in Singapore, and eating is known as a national obsession....
Brien, DL ORCiD: 0000-0002-9005-3645This chapter traces the history of the graphic memoir Singapore,...
What will the Singapore hawker culture be like 20 years down the road? Will we still be able to tast...
Food consumption habits and patterns have always been a distinctive quality that highlights the iden...
The purpose of this project is to explore the ways in which Singapore’s unique culinary styles can b...
The choice of food practices can be influenced by one's identity in many societies, but has mostly b...