BOEDI WIDJAJA 黄晨晗
b. 1975, works and lives in Singapore
BOEDI WIDJAJA 黄晨晗
2012
Archival print on Hahnehmuhle rice paper
61(H)*652cm
Edition of 3
+ 1AP
OT_5420
He zhi chu, romanised Chinese for “at the river’s beginning” references 河图. Made shortly after the artist’s visit to the Yellow River in Yinchuan, the work consists of 16 varying hollow and filled dots. The dots are arranged randomly using computational algorithm, suggesting an encryption process. Conceived as infinitely scalable, the implication is of a work whose full entity can never be completed, nor can it ever be grasped in full view. Its presence as a print and as space take place alternatingly, and at once. Operating in between reading and sensing, coding and writing, the work emerged as a way to inscribe new formal and spatial meanings.
Detail pictures:
Boedi Widjaja: Rivers and lakes Tanah dan air,
ShanghART Singapore, Singapore
12.07, 2018
-02.10, 2019
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