Artist in Residence at Raffles Institution
The Digital Dump delves into existing approaches and future possibilities that artists can extrapolate from this digital archive to understand and communicate our entanglement with digital photography in contemporary living, as a way to understand our position in the society. This workshop and collaboration with the RI students involved the sharing of personal research and methodology PHACKS, equipping them with skills to understand how to construct narratives with images, sieve though social media to uncover new connections, and present them creatively as a video installation. The installation was a mirror of the existing sociological impact of the internet’s archive upon visual culture, propose future possibilities, and discuss how these possibilities in turn affect the public sphere.
