Vivian Lee is a young woman who, along with her partner Alvin Tan, was one half of the now defunct couple known as Alvivi. They became famous for blogging about their sex lives in 2012, and are currently facing criminal charges for posting a photo of themselves eating pork soup and wishing Muslims ‘happy breaking… Read more
Two posters and a fabric banner for Walk for Peace and Freedom on 16 Oct 2014 in Kuala Lumpur. Organized by the Malaysian Bar, it was a march protesting the then Barisan Nasional government’s continued use of the Sedition Act 1948 to silence dissent. Although Barisan Nasional was voted out of power in the historic 9… Read more
Collaborative public performance project commissioned for Singapore Biennale 2013. Throughout South East Asia, there is a tradition of bathing in a floral bath to dispel bad luck, mental malaise and fatigue. I engaged over 100 people to take a public flower bath with me on the lawn of National Museum of Singapore. Hoping to connect… Read more
A compilation of coverage on Mandi Bunga, from the front page of The Straits Times to personal blogs across the internet. Read more
I’m interviewed in this article on censorship in the arts, alongside Bernice Chauly, Amir Muhammad and J Anu. By Kathleen Tan, published in The Heat, Issue 003, Sept 21 – 27, 2013. Read more
I talk to Shefah Szetu about fiction writer Ursula Le Guin, Anarchism, moving to Port Dickson, and how it all comes together in my latest series “Weeds/Rumpai”. Read more
In which I put my propaganda hat on. Made in support of Parti Keadilan Rakyat (People’s Justice Party) during Malaysia’s 13th General Elections.
These are paintings of various weeds that grow in the garden of my home in Port Dickson. They are painted on political party flags that I collected from my neighbourhood. The flags began appearing in Port Dickson around the third quarter of 2012. They were placed in public spaces such as trees, street lamps, and… Read more
