Random Blends digital art exhibition
Random Blends is a student-led interactive digital media and interactive art exhibition held annually at ArtScience Museum. The 2016 exhibition went by the theme of Construct–Destruct–Reconstruct, and featured more than 80 artworks including films and photo journals, infographics, applications, and interactive games.
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Roles:
1. Organising committee – As part of the organising committee, we were involved in the planning and running of the 2-day exhibition – from curation of artworks, designing of promotional materials, artwork labels and site layouts, logistics handling, crowd control, and liaison with stakeholders (speakers, vendors, etc.).
2. Exhibitor of two artworks – Zi Heng, a documentary film featuring the story of a student's journey to recovery and beyond after an unfortunate incident that left him paralysed chest down, and Feelings about Feelings, a data visualisation project investigating Singapore's perceived emotional deficit and the stoic nature of Singaporeans.
Zi Heng
A documentary film featuring the story of a student's journey to recovery and beyond after an unfortunate incident that left him paralysed chest down.
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It was an honour working with Zi Heng to tell his story of grit and resilience. Despite it being a school assignment, it was most rewarding being able to share the film with the public and receiving heartening feedbacks from viewers who drew inspiration from his story.
Feelings about Feelings
A data visualisation project investigating Singapore's perceived emotional deficit and the stoic nature of Singaporeans.
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Are we really emotionless cogs in this concrete machine that is Singapore? We analysed a data pool of approximately 2 million tweets tweeted in Singapore over a 1-year span and delved into the interesting tweet patterns that were charted.
