Add to ORKGTropical Terrarium explores the irony of Singapore’s uneasy relationship with nature in an era of rapid development. As the constant cycle of construction and destruction threatens to further obliterate any remaining traces of nature in land-scarce Singapore, the absence of nature prompts a feverish obsession to romanticise and immortalise elements of nature through artificial constructs, dazzling emblems of the city’s lofty aspirations to be both a world-class garden city and a modern metropolis. In the presence of artificiality, quiet neighbourhoods and forgotten corners take on a life of their own, giving a tantalising glimpse of the history behind the space and its inhabitants.Bachelor of Fine Art
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Nature | Man is a visual communication project that explores the relationship between nature (the no...
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The idea that nature has always been geographically and seasonally specific is put paid by Kew Garde...
This project is about my journey in the land and consciousness. My views of the contrived environmen...
Like infrared night time cameras capturing the wanderings of the endangered pangolin around universi...
As part of the Green Plan 2030, Singapore aims to green 80% of our buildings to combat things like t...
Due to the rapid urbanisation in Singapore, most people often felt a disconnect from their environme...
The solo exhibition project Utopias (initially, Medium-sized Utopias) was part of a larger series of...
Nature | Man is a visual communication project that explores the relationship between nature (the no...
With perfectly manicured parks, dense rainforest, and tall skyscrapers, Singapore’s environment cou...
My photographic work explores the idea of a socially-constructed ‘nature’ (which is often assumed to...
I am interested in exploring the notion of artificial natural phenomena, or what I refer to as ‘hype...
“Singapore’s Green Awakening” is an illustrated feature writing project revolving around Singapore’s...
Sea level rise due to climate change is predicted to be higher in the Tropics. As a low-lying, highl...
Stockpiles are storage sites for bulk materials. These images are taken at stockpiles for sand, grav...
“Nature is everywhere if only we care to stop for a moment to observe.” –T S Foo, Singapore Scienc...
Singapore is a city of perpetual green. Amidst the continual overhaul of Singapore’s physical enviro...
The idea that nature has always been geographically and seasonally specific is put paid by Kew Garde...
This project is about my journey in the land and consciousness. My views of the contrived environmen...
Like infrared night time cameras capturing the wanderings of the endangered pangolin around universi...
As part of the Green Plan 2030, Singapore aims to green 80% of our buildings to combat things like t...
Due to the rapid urbanisation in Singapore, most people often felt a disconnect from their environme...
The solo exhibition project Utopias (initially, Medium-sized Utopias) was part of a larger series of...