The Lines Fall Where They May
Featuring works by Ghada Amer & Reza Farkhondeh (Egypt/USA & Iran/USA), Genevieve Chua (Singapore), Amanda Heng (Singapore), Lin Tianmiao (China), Prabhavathi Meppayil (India), Suzann Victor (Singapore/Australia), Haegue Yang (South Korea/Germany).
Exhibition curated by Jason Wee.
How might our perception of the world change when we start to notice the more-than-human?
The Lines Fall Where They May is an exhibition on mark-making and the delicate, faint signs of nonhuman life and environments. It centres on two recent bodies of print works created at STPI’s workshop – the Edibles series of sap-drenched pressings by Berlin- and Seoul-based artist Haegue Yang, a continuation of her previous engagement at STPI with perishable plant-based foods; and copper- and ink-embossed paper works by Indian artist Prabhavathi Meppayil, who completed six sets of geometries (each comprising eight individual prints), three sets of which are exhibited. The Lines Fall Where They May also features the works of six other artists: Ghada Amer & Reza Farkhondeh, Genevieve Chua, Amanda Heng, Lin Tianmiao and Suzann Victor, most of which were created during their residency with STPI.
9 November – 5 December
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Featuring works by Ghada Amer & Reza Farkhondeh (Egypt/USA & Iran/USA), Genevieve Chua (Singapore), Amanda Heng (Singapore), Lin Tianmiao (China), Prabhavathi Meppayil (India), Suzann Victor (Singapore/Australia), Haegue Yang (South Korea/Germany).
Exhibition curated by Jason Wee.
How might our perception of the world change when we start to notice the more-than-human?
The Lines Fall Where They May is an exhibition on mark-making and the delicate, faint signs of nonhuman life and environments. It centres on two recent bodies of print works created at STPI’s workshop – the Edibles series of sap-drenched pressings by Berlin- and Seoul-based artist Haegue Yang, a continuation of her previous engagement at STPI with perishable plant-based foods; and copper- and ink-embossed paper works by Indian artist Prabhavathi Meppayil, who completed six sets of geometries (each comprising eight individual prints), three sets of which are exhibited. The Lines Fall Where They May also features the works of six other artists: Ghada Amer & Reza Farkhondeh, Genevieve Chua, Amanda Heng, Lin Tianmiao and Suzann Victor, most of which were created during their residency with STPI.
9 November – 5 December
