OUR ARTISTS

Bui Cong Khanh’s work explores historical and contemporary issues in Vietnam.

The collaborative interdisciplinary artists and curators team have been living and working in Ratchaburi, Thailand since 2002.

Rodel Tapaya’s work is an ongoing amalgamation of folk narrative and contemporary reality within the framework of memory and history.

Pan Lu & Bo Wang are two artists and researchers based respectively in Hong Kong and Amsterdam

Cian Dayrit is a Filipino interdisciplinary artist working in painting, sculpture, cartography and installation.

Erika Tan is an artist and curator whose work is primarily research-led and manifests itself in multiple formats such as moving image, publications, curatorial and participatory projects.

Timoteus Anggawan Kusno is an Indonesian artist who composes and presents his works in various mediums, including installations, drawings, moving images, and institutional projects

Cyril Delettre is a Hong Kong-based French artist specialising in photography and videography. His work is a balance between documentary and art.

Rungjang is known for deftly revisiting historical material, overlapping major and minor narratives across multiple times, places, and languages.

Ting Chaong-Wen is a multimedia artist who creates spatial installations with images, video and sound.

Jason Lim is a performer and ceramic artist based in Singapore

A member of Lifepatch collective, Geger is involved in socially-engaged practices and citizen initiated art activities

Ravi Agarwal has an interdisciplinary practice as an artist, photographer, environmental campaigner, writer, curator.

Historian and researcher Antariska’s work centres primarily on art collectivism and the mobility of ideas in Japanese-occupied Southeast Asia during World War II.

Zheng Mahler is a duo made of artist Royce Ng and anthropologist Daisy Bisenieks.

Veronica Emery is a collagist based in Hong Kong

Zhao Renhui is a multi-media artist from Singapore, challenging the boundaries between art and science

Burmese visual artist and poet Maung Day reflects of his childhood memory of chocolate