The Geopolitical and the Biophysical:
a structured conversation on Art and Southeast Asia in Context, Part II
NTU Centre for Contemporary Art, Singapore
Designed by Currency
The Geopolitical and the Biophysical: a structured conversation on Art and Southeast Asia in context Part II seeks to address the multiple notions of “Southeast Asia” and the various issues surrounding its borders, territories, dilemmas and anxieties. Conceived as an extension to Charles Lim’s SEA STATE project presented at the Singapore Pavilion, the fan shape is an abstraction of the hull of a kolek boat, as well as a practical solution for attendees to use it as a hand-held fan. The Singapore-edition part II of the symposium was held in National Gallery, Singapore.
