Atopos

In this ever-­‐changing and growing cityscape of Singapore, the loss of natural greenscape is inevitable. Ironically, in light of such losses, mega-­‐structures that bear uncanny resemblance to nature are erected....

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Main Author: Foong, Wai Harng
Other Authors: Danne Ojeda
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2014
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10356/60044
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Institution: Nanyang Technological University
Language: English
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Summary:In this ever-­‐changing and growing cityscape of Singapore, the loss of natural greenscape is inevitable. Ironically, in light of such losses, mega-­‐structures that bear uncanny resemblance to nature are erected. Inspired by 19th Century photographer Karl Blossfeldt, the artist has chosen to create printed illusions where local bio-­‐mimetic architecture permutes into digital prints and possible wearable items. The result is a series of dystopian foreign patterns that ornament the body, suggesting a distortion or an extension of man’s boundaries. Atopos is a performance-installation series presented through photographs, wearables and textiles prints.