ROBERT ZHAO RENHUI 赵仁辉
b. 1983, works and lives in Singapore
ROBERT ZHAO RENHUI 赵仁辉
2017
Archival Digital Print in Frame
63(H)*93*5cm | IMAGE 60*90cm
Edition of 3
+ 1AP
ZRH_0450
In 1987, Leow wrote a paper, Flyovers as Day Roosts for Bats, proposing to relevant government agencies to mitigate the displacement of bat populations. He suggested that the underside of highways be “retextured” so that bats can hang on to the craggy surfaces with their claws. The idea was never adopted.
In secret, Leow worked on a few flyover tunnels himself to create more urban “caves” near forested areas, which local authorities only discovered after his death.
The Nature Museum (Shanghai),
Rockbund Art Museum, Shanghai
10.27, 2017
-02.11, 2018
The Nature Museum
- The Institute of Critical Zoologists
, Marcus Yee
TEXT
2018
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