Compared to previous years, this exhibition seemed to focus more on consolidating ideas. Although conceptual art is known to be largely unpopular with the mainstream audience, this show was quite novel in the variety of different mediums and methods used. In previous years I had witnessed a great many sculptural and painting works, which while... Continue Reading →

Missing Art Pieces is an ongoing collaborative project that I had also started from my studies. Like Ominous Writings, this project had taken place on Instagram. The interface on Instagram was ideal for capturing different styles of art through a thumbnail gallery, and like an exhibition, each work had a summary (much like wall text).... Continue Reading →

Ominous Writings was a project that had started from Art Criticism class. I had used Instagram to write short reviews based on artwork I had seen. These reviews took on short sentences, much like a newspaper publication. It had originally been more narrative focussed, but gradually become more related to artworks I had seen in... Continue Reading →