Mandi Bunga

Sebenarnya, karya Mandi Bunga tentang proses membentuk politik peribadi saya, terutamanya melingkari soalan ini: bagaimana individu berhubung dengan kolektif? Read more →

I’ll be chatting with performance artist, writer and curator Intan Rafiza about ‘Mandi Bunga‘, my 2013 collaborative performance where I bathed in public with a hundred people. We’ll talk about: Observing and taking part in protest movements (focusing on Bersih 2.0 and 3.0 and other mass movements worldwide around 2011 – 2012) The importance the… Read more →

Documentation of ‘Mandi Bunga/Flower Bath‘ is currently showing at National Visual Arts Gallery in Retrospektif Biennale, an exhibition of artworks that have been in included in biennales around the world. An art biennale (or biennial) is a large-scale exhibition/festival surveying contemporary art forms, trends and developments, occurring once every two years. ‘Biennial’ comes from the… Read more →

This is an illustrated story documenting my time at Bersih 4, a street protest which took place from 2pm on 29 Aug 2015 to midnight the next day in Kuala Lumpur. It’s drawn in india ink on different kinds of paper, including a hotel letter and song sheets I saved from the protest. The original… 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 →