BOEDI WIDJAJA 黄晨晗
b. 1975, works and lives in Singapore
BOEDI WIDJAJA 黄晨晗
OT_1766
2014
Graphite, pigment and wallpaper paste on paper
Frame 42(H)*29cm | Unframed 29.7*21cm
Widjaja’s use of the frottage technique to record the surfaces of the French medieval village, Caylus, particularly its stone walls, was described by himself as, “an automatic response to how I perceived the urban environment in Singapore from Caylus...The architecture (in Caylus) is defined by massive stone walls that have stood for centuries. I was compelled by their powerful physical presence, their unique surface textures, history and the sense of permanence - qualities that I find lacking in Singapore. Compared to the stone walls of Caylus, the buildings in Singapore felt paper thin, fragile and ephemeral.”
Detail pictures:
Related Exhibitions:
Boedi Widjaja: Rivers and lakes Tanah dan air,
ShanghART Singapore, Singapore
12.07, 2018
-02.10, 2019
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