List of works
Kota AR (2024)
Interactive public art installation using augmented reality.
Ikat I (2025))
Fabric sculpture
Rimba Nusa (2015)
Jungle of Nusa (2020)
Jungle of Nusa (2020)
Interactive sound installation for Medini Live Fest
Jungle of Nusa (2020)
Jungle of Nusa (2020)
Jungle of Nusa (2020)
YouFab Creative Award Winner (General Prize) exhibited at Media Ambition Tokyo (MAT), Tokyo, Japan.
Gunungan (2019)
Main-Main Media (2019)
Main-Main Media (2019)
Public art commission
Main-Main Media (2019)
Main-Main Media (2019)
Main-Main Media (2019)
In collaboration with Daiya Aida
Homage to Lunar Peaks II
Homage to Lunar Peaks II
Homage to Lunar Peaks II
Public art commission
Walls Have Ears
Homage to Lunar Peaks II
Homage to Lunar Peaks II
Site specific interactive sound installation
Homage to Lunar Peaks
Homage to Lunar Peaks
Homage to Lunar Peaks
Sime Darby Arts Festival, KL, 2016
You May
Homage to Lunar Peaks
Homage to Lunar Peaks
Artist-in-residency at Belles Artes Project, The Philippines.
Ruang Kita
What we seek is often right in front of our eyes
What we seek is often right in front of our eyes
National Visual Art Gallery, Malaysia
What we seek is often right in front of our eyes
What we seek is often right in front of our eyes
What we seek is often right in front of our eyes
George Town Festival, Penang 2018
Kota AR (2024)
Artistic Statement
Kota AR is a augmented reality public art installation that is inspired by the stories and architecture of Central Market; established in 1888 by Kapitan Cina Yap Ah Loy.
The AR art installation consists of 4 modules, where each module portrays a story by sellers/traders who traded at Central Market. Stories about chicken sellers, pickled vegetables, pink mini busses of KL and the Klang river will be presented as AR in this installation.
Visually, the art installation takes cues from the elegant Art Deco style facade. The geometric patterns and colours of Central Market is reflected in the floor designs and AR. The physical structures coupled with the Augmented Reality (AR), presents different layers of stories from Central Market, much like how memories are layered one on top of another, giving a richness of place.
There are 4 sections, where each section has a mini-story about Central market.. Visitors to the artwork scan a QR code and immediately can view 3D stories. Similar to that of how history is appreciateed through layers, the AR aspect of this artwork allows visitors to peel back time to find out what happened on site.
